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All WorldDrywall Repair

SAN DIEGO COUNTY · CSLB #1063936

San Diego
drywall repair.
Done right.

The hole in the wall. The ceiling patch. The repair that never quite blended. Let’s get your room back in shape.

Text your repair photosCall 619-912-0486

Send a room view, a close-up and the property city. Tell us whether the leak or trade work is finished and whether you need texture only or paint, too.

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  • Licensed general contractor
  • Written repair scope
  • Real project documentation
Finished San Diego County ceiling after a large drywall opening was closed and texturedAfter · Actual AWC repair
Large ceiling opening before drywall repair
Before repair
THE WORK SPEAKS

Ceiling opening, closed and textured.

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CSLB #1063936California licensed general contractor

Clear scopeKnow what repair and finish are included

Photo documentedUseful records for owners and managers

San Diego CountyHomes, rentals, and managed properties

Real repair work

Before and after, with the scope explained.

These are approved All World Construction project photos from San Diego County.

Drywall repair services

Small hole.
Whole room difference.

We repair drywall and Sheetrock walls and ceilings—from doorknob patches to openings left after trade work. Start with the damage you can see.

Walls01

Holes and impact damage

Doorknob holes, moving damage, dents, and localized patches with the finish boundary stated up front.

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Ceilings02

Ceiling drywall repair

Openings, cracks, stains after source correction, loose material, and practical texture blending.

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Patch-back03

After plumbing or electrical work

Close access openings after the related trade and any required inspection are complete.

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Finish04

Texture matching

Orange peel, knockdown, and smooth finishes with honest expectations about light, paint, and aging.

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Rework05

Cracks and failed patches

Loose tape, nail pops, recurring cracks, and old repairs that need more than another coat of compound.

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Source first06

Water-damaged drywall

Board repair or replacement after the water source is corrected and the area is ready to close.

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Watch AWC at Work

See the details behind a drywall repair

Real AWC footage shows how texture, light, and compound work affect a patch. Watch the repair take shape, from floating the patch to checking the texture under room lighting.

Checking the ceiling texture blend

See AWC check the transition between existing and freshly sprayed ceiling texture using the light across the surface. Wet texture reflects light differently before it dries, so appearance needs another look after drying and painting.

Watch on YouTubeHow texture matching works

Floating a wall patch after AC removal

Follow the wall repair after a through-wall air conditioner was removed: pre-fill, tape, compound passes, feathered edges, and knocking down ridges before texture. These details help the repair meet the surrounding wall.

Watch on YouTubeCompare drywall finish levels

Choose “Load video” to connect to YouTube’s player, then press play. Primer, paint, texture blending, and the final repair boundary should be stated in your written scope.

Plan the finish

Level 1 or Level 5? Choose the finish for the room.

Drywall finish levels describe how joints and the board surface are prepared. Level 1 leaves a basic taped joint for locations where appearance is not the goal. Level 5 adds a skim coat over a Level 4 finish to help create a more uniform surface under demanding light or paint. Texture, primer and paint still need their own scope.

Compare Drywall Finish Levels 1–5 →

A straightforward process

Useful photos first. A clear scope before repair.

We start with the cause, condition, access, texture, and finish you expect. That keeps a simple patch simple and identifies work that needs a closer look.

  1. 01

    Send photos and the address

    Include a wide view, close-ups, a measurement, and an angled texture photo.

  2. 02

    Confirm the written scope

    Review removal, backing, board, texture, primer, paint, exclusions, and finish boundary.

  3. 03

    Repair and document the work

    Complete the approved repair, cleanup, and closeout details included in the proposal.

When the scope needs field verification

A small patch shouldn’t
start with a big mystery.

Small, clearly visible repairs can start with photos. Larger, water-damaged, multi-trade or approval-driven projects may need the $250 Site Evaluation + Written Bid Package.

The $250 is credited back if the construction project is approved within 30 days.

What affects the repair cost?

Get a repair review

Your next step
is a photo away.

Send the property address, what caused the damage, whether the source is corrected, and photos that show the full area, size, edges, and texture.

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Office line619-327-9513

Send Photos for Repair Review

Send Photos. Get a Clear Next Step.

Step 1 of 2

Send the property address, one wide photo, close-ups, a tape-measure photo, and tell us what caused the damage. We use the initial review to confirm project fit and the practical next step. A detailed site evaluation, measurements, written scope, and bid package may require the $250 evaluation fee.

Photos are optional

You can submit your description without photos. Photos may help us review the next step.

  • One wide photo showing the full wall or ceiling.
  • Close-ups of the damaged edges.
  • One photo with a tape measure for scale.
  • One angled photo showing surrounding texture and light.
  • For water damage, include source-area photos when safe.

Local and accountable

Behind the drywall?
That matters, too.

All World Construction LLC handles drywall repair as part of real construction work: clear scope, related-trade coordination when included, practical finish expectations, and direct communication through closeout.

Meet All World Construction San Diego County service area

Property managers

Occupied units and turnovers need more than a patch.

Send access notes, approval contact, repair locations, work-order details, and documentation needs.

Property-management repair details

Customer feedback on AWC’s repair work

Clear communication and careful finish work matter.

“He stepped in and handled it flawlessly. The craftsmanship, attention to detail, and professionalism really stood out.”
Robert Diaz, Google review of All World Construction’s wall-repair work.
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“Painters went above and beyond with the color match and filling small nooks.”
Cameron Sisti, Google review of All World Construction’s painting and repair work.
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Repair guides

Answers before you approve the work.

Use these guides to understand price drivers, finish limits, and the repair sequence.

What changes drywall repair cost?

See how patch size, texture, paint, access, drying, and return visits affect scope.

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Why does an old patch still show?

Texture, wall plane, primer, sheen, lighting, and paint boundaries can all reveal a repair.

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What happens after a plumber opens the wall?

Confirm access is complete, then plan backing, board, texture, primer, and paint.

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Common questions

Drywall repair answers, without the runaround.

Clear answers about pricing factors, timing, texture, paint, and site visits.

How much does drywall patch repair cost in San Diego?
Drywall patch cost depends on the number and size of damaged areas, wall or ceiling access, board condition, texture, protection, drying time, and whether primer or painting is included. Clear photos may be enough to define a small repair. Water-related, multi-area, HOA, insurance, or multi-trade work may need the $250 Site Evaluation + Written Bid Package, credited back if the construction project is approved within 30 days.
How long does a drywall patch take?
A small, accessible patch may be completed in one visit when the repair method, drying conditions, texture, and finish scope allow it. Larger openings, multiple compound coats, matching heavy texture, primer and paint, high ceilings, occupied-property access, or moisture concerns can require return visits. The written scope should explain the expected sequence before work begins.
Do you repair small holes and doorknob damage?
Yes. Localized wall holes, dents, doorknob impacts, furniture damage, and similar patch work are a good fit when the surrounding board is sound and the repair area can be shown clearly.
Does the leak need to be fixed before drywall repair?
Permanent drywall closure should not cover an active leak or unresolved moisture condition. The plumbing, roof, stucco, waterproofing, appliance, or other source should be corrected, and drying or specialty review may be needed before finish work.
Can you match orange-peel texture?
Orange-peel texture can often be matched closely, but spray pattern, age, prior paint, lighting, wall plane, and blend area affect the final appearance. The proposal should state whether the repair ends paint-ready, primed, or painted.
Does drywall repair include painting?
Painting is included only when it is listed in the written scope. Some repairs end paint-ready, some include spot primer, and some include broader painting when finish consistency is the main goal.
When is the $250 site evaluation required?
It is commonly used for water-related, multi-area, multi-unit, HOA, insurance, property-management, approval-driven, large ceiling or wall, recurring-crack, failed-patch, or multi-trade scopes that need a detailed written scope before approval.
What areas of San Diego County do you serve?
All World Drywall Repair reviews repair requests throughout San Diego County. Scheduling depends on the property location, access, repair scope, occupancy, and whether one or multiple visits are needed. Send the property address with photos so travel and access can be considered before scheduling.

Next Step

Get a Clear Drywall Repair Next Step.

Call, text your photos, or use the secure repair form. Include the property address, what caused the damage, and whether the source is fixed.

Send PhotosCall 619-912-0486Text PhotosOffice: 619-327-9513