What exactly is drywall? It can often be one of the biggest problems for homeowners, drywall is just a headache. We often hear homeowners complaining about the overwhelming task of replacing drywall in their homes. Many times there are signs that point to just that. If it is determines it would be more costly to repair the existing drywall.

 1. Holes

Drywall isn't always the most durabile and often leads to accidental holes. Small occurrences things such as door knob holes, furniture, kids playing, and the dreaded termites. Leaving a hole in your wall is something homeowners deal with, and if you must replace a hole in drywall, it is not as easy as it seems — especially if it is a big one or has gone all the way through. 

2. Cracks 

If they’re not holes, they’re cracks. Often cracks appear may be due to a bad taping job, a leak/water damage, a damaged home foundation, deterioration of the wood frame, or changes in temperature and the environment. They are so many examples on of how high maintenance drywall can be.  

3. Water Damage

We often save the best for last, but in this case, we saved the worst. A big question homeowners often ask is “does wet drywall always need to be replaced?” and the answer is almost always yes. Water stains, discoloration, bubbling, peeling paint,. and softened areas are all signs of water damage and are not nice to look at. The potential health and fire hazard is the most alarming thing about all of this is a lot of times growth of mold lets off toxic chemicals and exposes the household to serious respiratory illnesses and even fires caused by electrical damage. 

These are just a few examples of why your drywall could need repaired or even replaced. Whatever the task ProFix is on the job.