Water-Damaged Sheetrock Repair

The recent leak left both my ceilings and walls with visible water stains, bubbling paper, and a few soft spots. I need every affected section of sheetrock professionally repaired—not simply patched over—so the surfaces are sound, flush, and paint-ready when you leave.

Scope of work
• Locate all moisture-compromised drywall on ceilings and walls, cut out what cannot be saved, and replace it with new sheetrock of matching thickness.
• Tape, mud, and sand until seams disappear and transitions are invisible to the eye and hand.
• Apply a stain-blocking primer coat to prove the repair is dry and sealed.

Acceptance criteria
• No discoloration or surface irregularities show through primer under normal room lighting.
• Joints are feathered at least 12″ on each side, leaving a perfectly flat finish.
• Work area is kept clean; debris and dust are removed daily.

Bring the standard drywall tools—oscillating saw, T-square, joint compound, mesh or paper tape, sanding pole, dust control—and moisture meter to confirm the framing is dry before closing everything up.

If this matches your expertise in sheetrock repair, please outline your estimated timeline and the materials you plan to use so we can get started.