Why Do You Need This Service?
Even the best paint job can’t hide damaged walls or uneven surfaces. Cracks, dents, and holes in drywall or plaster not only affect how your space looks but can also impact how paint adheres and lasts over time.
At Metro Structural Painting, we provide professional repair and patching services to create a smooth, clean foundation before painting. Whether it’s a few small touch-ups or extensive wall repairs, our team ensures flawless results that stand the test of time.
Why Choose Metro Structural Painting?
We believe great painting starts with great preparation. Our skilled team is trained to identify and repair all types of surface issues, ensuring your walls, ceilings, and trim are perfectly prepped for painting.
- 🛠️ Comprehensive Surface Repairs – Drywall, plaster, and minor wood surface restoration.
- 🎨 Seamless Finishes – Repairs are smoothed and blended to be completely invisible once painted.
- 🧱 Durable Results – High-quality patching materials designed to prevent future cracking or peeling.
- 🕒 Efficient & Clean Process – We work quickly while maintaining tidy, dust-free workspaces.
- 🧾 Prep-to-Paint Expertise – As professional painters, we understand exactly what your surface needs for the perfect finish.
What’s Included?
Our repair and patching services cover both residential and commercial properties and can include:
- Drywall hole and crack repair
- Plaster repair and refinishing
- Corner bead and joint taping
- Ceiling and wall texture matching
- Trim, molding, and baseboard touch-ups
- Caulking and sealing for paint preparation
We ensure all repairs are sanded, primed, and ready for painting — giving your walls a professional-grade finish that lasts.
Perfect Surfaces, Exceptional Results
At Metro Structural Painting, we don’t cut corners — we fix them. Every successful paint job begins with strong, smooth, and properly prepared surfaces.
📞 Let’s get your walls ready for a flawless finish.
Contact us today for a free repair and patching estimate and ensure your next paint job looks its absolute best.

