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Full Restoration

Water Damage Restoration

Plano Texas

Smooth white ceiling with visible texture features, light gray walls, one recessed light fixture, and a large mirror.

The Challenge

Once the shower pan leak upstairs was fixed, the damage it left behind still needed to be dealt with. The ceiling below had taken on water long enough to grow mold — and that's not something you patch over and call it a day.

Our Solution

We demoed the damaged drywall, treated and cleaned the mold, and sealed the affected area before anything new went up. After the surface was properly remediated, we hung new drywall on the ceiling, taped and mudded the seams, and textured to match the existing ceiling. Finished with primer and paint so you'd never know anything happened.

The Result

Clean ceiling, no mold, no trace of the repair. The texture match meant the homeowner didn't end up with a patch that sticks out every time the light hits it at the wrong angle. More importantly, the underlying cause was already handled — so this wasn't just a cosmetic fix slapped over a still-wet problem. Start to finish, the right order of operations.

Gallery

Bathroom with a light beige painted wall and a white textured ceiling with recessed lighting. A mirror, white quartz countert
The repaired ceiling and fresh paint conceal any evidence of prior water damage, rejuvenating the bathroom’s aesthetic.
Bathroom with a textured white ceiling, white textured walls, recessed lighting, and a large mirror. A ladder and various hai
Water damage repaired, creating a smooth and even ceiling and wall finish.
A bathroom ceiling and walls with a large mirror. The white textured ceiling shows water damage with visible staining around
A ceiling with a patchwork of light gray primer over a water-stained area, next to a recessed light fixture.

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