Questions that come up on every call

Yes — that is what "no job too small" on the truck means. A single patch, one ceiling, one wall. Small work is scheduled around the larger jobs, so it may not be same-week, but it does get booked.

Call or email with the room, roughly what needs doing, and a photo or two if you have them. Anything beyond a simple patch is quoted in person, because square footage on the phone rarely matches what is actually on the wall.

Nothing. Estimates within the service area are free.

Sanding drywall makes dust — that is unavoidable. What is avoidable is dust through the rest of the house: openings are sealed off, floors and trim are covered, and the work area is cleaned up before the job is called finished.

No. Textured ceilings in homes built before 1990 are tested first, and if asbestos is present the removal goes to a licensed abatement contractor. Once the ceiling is cleared, the refinishing comes back here.

Surfaces are left primer-ready. Painting is handled case by case — ask when you call and it can be worked into the scope.

Drumbo and the surrounding Oxford County and Waterloo-region towns — roughly a 30-minute drive. Bigger projects further out are worth asking about.