• Busted Nails
Ceiling joists and wall studs can accidentally come off. When this happens to you, you can remove the nails and replace them with new screws. Apply a drywall compound after this.

• Water Damage
This damage can be caused by anything from heavy rain to a leak in a plumbing fixture. Before fixing water damage, you must resolve the cause of the damage. Make all repairs to lousy plumbing, broken gutters, damaged roofs, downspouts, pipes, or whatever you see is causing the water damage.

For some light damage to drywall, you should sand the damaged area, then paint a coat of primer, followed by a drywall covering compound.

• Small Holes
Some homeowners need to be made aware of small holes in the drywall. But it is essential to do it. They are easy to repair. Apply a coat of drywall maintenance to the spot and then put on a coat of paint.

• Large Holes
Extensive drywall can also be repaired by destroying the entire session around the hole. After removing the damaged session, a new piece of drywall is placed and covered with a coat of joint compound and tape suitable for the material. Finally, a coat of paint is applied so that the repaired area is the same as the wall.

• Stains On Drywall
First, clean the drywall stains with a vacuum cleaner or a down. Then wash it with a damp sponge. If there are stains on the wall, use a mild soap mixture for the walls. If your wall has mold or mildew, contact a professional painting contractor or drywall repair expert directly.

• Paint Again
To add a layer of protection, repaint your drywall and remove all blemishes. Mold and water damage are checked when the surface is painted regularly. In addition, the paint covers the small cracks.