Drywall Textures We Match
A repair only blends in if the texture matches. These are the textures on walls and ceilings across North-Central Florida — and the ones in DRR's hands every week.
Send us a photo of your texture with your estimate request and we'll tell you what you're looking at.
Knockdown — the Florida standard on newer homes: splattered compound flattened with a wide knife. Crow's foot (stomp) — a brush-stomped pattern common in older Ocala homes. Orange peel — a fine, even splatter, light or heavy. Hawk & trowel — hand-troweled, each wall a little different, common in custom and older farm properties. Splatter — a heavier cousin of orange peel. Popcorn — the acoustic texture of the 60s through 80s, repaired or removed.
Texture matching is part of repair pricing — matching a pattern onto a patch typically adds $150–$450 of work inside the repair price, depending on the pattern and how much area has to blend. It's the difference between a repair and a repair you can see — we don't skip it.
Questions Homeowners Ask
How much does drywall repair cost in Ocala?
Most single repairs land between $400 and $925 once they're looked at in person. DRR carries a $400 minimum charge for standard repairs, and a full day runs $1,250–$1,350. Use the cost calculator for a planning range; your exact price is confirmed in writing after a free in-person estimate, before any work starts.
Do you charge for estimates?
No. Estimates are free, and you get your price in writing before any work begins. There's no obligation to hire us.
Can you match my existing texture?
Yes — texture matching is the heart of what we do. Knockdown, crow's foot, orange peel, hawk and trowel, splatter, and popcorn. The goal is a repair that blends in so well you have to look for it.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. DRR Drywall Repair is a Florida licensed contractor, #SCC131151954, insured to $2 million, BBB-accredited with an A+ rating, and an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
How long does a typical repair take?
Most patch repairs take one to two visits — mud needs drying time between coats. Bigger jobs, like a full garage ceiling, are scheduled day by day and you'll know the plan before we start.