Wylie Elite Drywall specializes in professional drywall repair and installation in Wylie, Texas. With over 20 years of experience, our skilled drywall contractors deliver smooth, paint-ready walls, seamless joints, clean corners, and high-quality Level 5 finishes for residential and commercial projects. Whether you need new drywall installation, drywall patching, ceiling repairs, remodeling services, or complete drywall replacement, we provide precision craftsmanship and dependable results on every project.
Our experienced team restores damaged walls and ceilings to like-new condition by repairing drywall cracks, holes, dents, water damage, nail pops, drywall seams, tape failures, and damaged corners. We also specialize in texture matching, including orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, smooth wall finishes, and popcorn ceiling repairs, ensuring every repair blends seamlessly with your existing walls and ceilings. Every project is completed with attention to detail, creating durable, long-lasting finishes that are ready for primer and paint.

Hole & Dent Patching
We fix holes and dents ranging from small nail punctures to larger openings caused by doorknobs or furniture impacts. For small holes, we apply joint compound directly and sand it smooth once dry.
Larger holes require a patch, either a self-adhesive mesh patch or a cut piece of drywall secured with backing. We blend the repair into the surrounding wall with multiple coats of compound.
Our goal is a seamless finish. Once painted, you shouldn't be able to tell where the damage was.

Crack Repair
Cracks in drywall often result from settling, temperature changes, or minor structural movement. We assess the crack first to determine if it's cosmetic or a sign of a larger issue.
For surface cracks, we apply fiberglass mesh tape over the crack before covering it with joint compound. This prevents the crack from reappearing later.
Deeper or recurring cracks may indicate movement behind the wall, and we address the underlying cause when needed. We don't just paper over problems that will resurface within months.

Water Damaged Drywall
Water-damaged drywall loses structural integrity and often develops mold if left untreated. We remove all affected material, including sections that appear dry but have absorbed moisture internally.
Our replacement process includes:
We won't install new drywall over a wall that's still wet or has an active leak. Fixing the source of water intrusion comes first.

Nail Pop - Screw Pop Repair
Nail pops and screw pops happen when fasteners loosen and push through the drywall surface, creating small raised bumps. This is common as houses settle over time.
We remove the popped fastener and replace it with a properly seated drywall screw, driven slightly below the surface. The area is then covered with joint compound and sanded flush.
This is a quick fix, but it's important to address multiple pops in the same area, as they can indicate the drywall wasn't fully secured to the studs during installation.

Tape Seam & Joint Repair
Tape seams can separate or bubble over time due to humidity, poor original installation, or age. We cut away the failing tape and old compound before starting fresh.
New paper or mesh tape is applied and embedded in joint compound, then feathered out with additional coats to blend with the wall. We sand between coats to keep the seam flat and invisible once painted.
Visible seams are one of the most common complaints we hear from homeowners, and correcting them properly prevents the same failure from happening again.

Large Section Cut-Out & Replacement
When damage covers a wide area, such as from a significant impact, extended water exposure, or removed fixtures, patching isn't practical. We cut out the damaged section entirely.
This process typically involves:
This approach gives a stronger, more durable result than trying to patch a large area with compound alone.

Ceiling Drywall Repair
Ceiling repairs come with added challenges since ceilings often show water stains, sagging, or cracking from moisture, structural settling, or age. Gravity also makes ceiling work more physically demanding than wall repairs.
We inspect the extent of the damage before deciding between a patch or full section replacement. Sagging drywall usually indicates saturated material that needs to come out, not just a cosmetic fix.
Texture matching is especially important on ceilings, since popcorn and knockdown finishes are hard to blend if not matched correctly. We take the time to match existing textures so repairs aren't obvious from below.

Drywall Projects
Our drywall services include repairs, installations, patching, texture matching, and finishing for residential and commercial properties, delivering seamless, paint-ready walls and ceilings.
Whether you're repairing damaged drywall or completing a remodeling project, our skilled team provides clean workmanship, smooth joints, and lasting results.

Minor carpentry services help restore and enhance the areas surrounding drywall repairs and remodeling projects. From repairing damaged trim and baseboards to fixing door frames, crown molding, and wood accents, these small improvements can significantly improve the appearance and functionality of your home.
Our skilled team provides precise carpentry repairs that blend seamlessly with existing finishes, ensuring a polished final result.

Drywall patching is one of the most common repair services for fixing holes, dents, cracks, and other wall damage caused by everyday wear and tear.
We deliver durable, nearly invisible results that restore your walls to like-new condition.

Texture blending is essential for creating seamless drywall repairs that match the surrounding wall or ceiling. Whether your home features orange peel, knockdown, smooth finish, or custom textures, proper blending helps make repairs virtually undetectable after painting.
By carefully blending repaired areas into the surrounding surface, we ensure a uniform appearance that restores the beauty and value of your home.

New Construction Drywall Installation
Wylie Elite Drywall instals drywall in new homes and buildings from the framing stage through final finish. Our crews hang panels on studs and joists, fasten them securely, and prepare every surface for taping and mudding.
We work directly with builders and general contractors to keep projects on schedule. Coordination matters here because drywall installation typically happens after electrical, plumbing, and HVAC rough-in but before flooring and trim work begins.
We use standard 1/2-inch drywall for most walls and 5/8-inch for ceilings or fire-rated assemblies. Our team measures each room carefully to minimize seams and reduce waste, which keeps costs down for the builder or homeowner

Remodel & Addition Drywall Installation
Remodeling projects often involve matching existing wall textures and thicknesses, which requires more attention than a fresh installation. We assess the current drywall before starting so new sections blend with what's already there.
Additions present a specific challenge: tying new framing into an existing structure without visible seams at the connection points. We use control joints and proper fastening patterns to prevent cracking where old and new materials meet.
For kitchen and bathroom remodels, we often install moisture-resistant drywall around sinks, tubs, and showers. This helps prevent mold growth and extends the life of the wall assembly in high-humidity areas.

Commercial Tenant Finish-Out Drywall
We complete drywall work for retail spaces, offices, and other commercial tenant build-outs. These projects usually run on tighter timelines than residential work because businesses need to open on schedule.
Commercial installations often require fire-rated drywall assemblies, sound-dampening materials between suites, and compliance with local building codes for occupancy type. We're familiar with these requirements and build accordingly.
Common commercial drywall needs include:
We coordinate with general contractors and property managers to sequence our work around other trades on-site.

Garages have different requirements than living spaces, particularly around fire separation. Most local codes require 5/8-inch Type X fire-rated drywall on walls and ceilings that share a boundary with the living area of the home.
We install drywall in garages for homeowners converting the space into a workshop, gym, or additional living area, as well as for those simply finishing an unfinished garage. Unlike interior rooms, garage drywall doesn't always need a smooth Level 5 finish; many homeowners opt for a lighter texture to save on cost.
We also account for impact resistance in garages, since these spaces see more wear from tools, vehicles, and storage equipment than typical rooms.

Basement & Bonus Room Finishing
Finishing a basement or bonus room adds usable square footage to a home, but it requires attention to moisture control before drywall goes up. We check for signs of water intrusion and recommend a vapor barrier when conditions call for it.
Basements often have irregular framing around support columns, mechanical equipment, and low headroom areas. We adjust our installation approach to work around these obstacles while maintaining a clean, finished look.
For bonus rooms above garages, we pay close attention to insulation and soundproofing between floors. This keeps the space comfortable and reduces noise transfer to the rest of the house.

Soffits, Bulkheads & Custom Framing
Soffits and bulkheads conceal ductwork, plumbing lines, or structural elements while creating a finished ceiling or wall transition. We frame these structures first, then wrap them in drywall to match the surrounding surfaces.
This work requires precise measurements, since even small inconsistencies become visible once the drywall is painted. We build custom framing for kitchen cabinet soffits, dropped ceilings in hallways, and decorative bulkheads that separate open-concept spaces.
Our team plans the framing layout before installation begins, which helps avoid rework and keeps the project on schedule. This step-by-step approach applies to most custom framing projects we take on.

Arches, Niches & Curved Walls
Curved drywall features require flexible drywall or specially scored panels that bend without cracking. We use these materials to create arched doorways, curved partition walls, and rounded transitions between rooms.
Wall niches, often used to display artwork or hold shelving, require careful framing to maintain structural integrity around the recessed opening. We build the frame first, then finish the interior surfaces to match the surrounding wall texture and paint.
These features add visual interest to a space, but they take more time to install correctly than flat walls. We factor this into our project timelines and pricing so clients know what to expect.

We hang, tape, and finish interior walls for both new construction and renovation projects. Standard partition walls typically use 1/2-inch drywall panels fastened to wood or metal studs.
Wylie Elite Drywall handles single-layer and multi-layer applications depending on the wall's purpose. We also install corner bead, blocking, and backing for cabinets, shelving, and fixtures.
Every seam gets taped and mudded in multiple coats before sanding. We match the finish level to the room's use, whether that's a Level 4 finish for a bedroom or a Level 5 finish for spaces with critical lighting.

Ceiling work requires different techniques than wall installation due to the added weight and overhead positioning. We hang drywall panels using screws spaced according to manufacturer specifications, and we account for joist spacing and ceiling height when selecting panel thickness.
Common ceiling services include:
We also address sagging ceilings caused by moisture or improper fastening. Each repair is finished to blend with the surrounding surface.

Fire-rated drywall assemblies use Type X or Type C gypsum board to slow the spread of fire between rooms or units. We install these assemblies according to the fire-resistance rating required by local building codes, typically one-hour or two-hour ratings.
This includes proper layering, taping, and sealing of all penetrations, such as electrical outlets and plumbing lines. Firewalls between garages and living spaces, as well as walls separating multi-family units, commonly require this treatment.
We follow manufacturer specifications for fastener spacing and joint treatment since these details directly affect the assembly's fire rating. Improper installation can compromise the wall's performance, so we verify every layer meets code before closing it up.

Shared walls between units, offices, or bedrooms often need sound control beyond a standard drywall installation. We install sound-rated assemblies using techniques like resilient channel, double-layer drywall, or acoustic sealant at the perimeter.
Sound-dampening methods we use:
These methods reduce noise transfer between spaces without adding excessive thickness to the wall. We size the assembly based on the sound transmission class (STC) rating needed for the specific application, whether that's a shared office wall or a multi-family residential unit.

Curved drywall features require flexible drywall or specially scored panels that bend without cracking. We use these materials to create arched doorways, curved partition walls, and rounded transitions between rooms.
Wall niches, often used to display artwork or hold shelving, require careful framing to maintain structural integrity around the recessed opening. We build the frame first, then finish the interior surfaces to match the surrounding wall texture and paint.
These features add visual interest to a space, but they take more time to install correctly than flat walls. We factor this into our project timelines and pricing so clients know what to expect.
FAQs
We repair holes, cracks, dents, and water stains on both walls and ceilings. Our team also handles nail pops, sagging seams, and sections damaged by impact or settling. For larger issues, we remove and replace entire panels when patching isn't enough. We also address popcorn ceiling removal and re-texture surfaces to match the surrounding area.
Costs depend on the size of the damage, the scope of the project, and whether texture matching or Level 5 finishing is required. Small patch jobs cost less than full panel replacements or room installations. We provide a clear quote after assessing the project in person or reviewing photos and details you share with us. This lets us give you an accurate number instead of a rough estimate.
Small repairs, like a single hole or crack, often take one visit to complete. Larger jobs, such as full room installations or multi-panel replacements, take longer due to drying and sanding time between coats. We factor in mudding, sanding, and texture application when estimating a timeline. Weather and material availability can also affect scheduling for larger commercial projects.
Yes, we match common texture styles including orange peel, knockdown, and smooth finishes. Our team examines the existing surface pattern before applying new material to blend the repair with the surrounding area. We use the same tools and techniques as the original texture application whenever possible. This reduces visible seams once the area is painted.
We repair drywall affected by leaks, humidity, and past water damage on both walls and ceilings. This includes removing compromised material and replacing it with new drywall that matches the surrounding surface. Before starting repairs, we check that the source of moisture has been addressed. This helps prevent the same damage from recurring after the repair is finished.

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