Repair damaged areas and bring the ceiling back together with thoughtful preparation and finishing.
Get a free estimateA ceiling patch should be planned as part of the whole surface. Chamos assesses damaged board, seams, existing texture, and the final paint finish.
Share what caused the damage, when it happened, and whether plumbing or moisture repairs have already been completed.
Resolve the leak first and have the affected area assessed. The surface must be dry and suitable for repair before cosmetic finishing. Share any plumbing repairs or moisture findings with Ronald when requesting the estimate.
The result depends on the surrounding texture, paint, age, and lighting. No exact match can be promised from a photo alone. Discuss whether blending a patch or refinishing a larger area is the better option.
Send a wide photo of the room, a close-up of the damage, approximate measurements, and what caused it. Mention any ongoing leak, recurring crack, or other trade work that still needs access.
Read the ceiling repair planning guide for questions about the cause, surrounding finish, and coordination with other trades.
Compare ceiling finishes, use the estimate checklist, or see real Chamos project photos.
Watch texture application, preparation, and protection in original Chamos project clips. Select play to watch.
Preparation around a ceiling opening, texture application, and the finished surface.
A ceiling opening repair progresses through mixing, application, and knockdown finishing.
More from the Chamos team: Chamos Painting ceiling projects ↗. Watch all five project videos ↗
Tell Ronald what you have in mind. Start with a free project estimate.