Living Room Ceiling & Wall — North Ocala


Knockdown texture. The work area was sealed with ZipWall poles, hidden AC and electrical lines were protected with nail plates, and the patch was textured to blend into the original ceiling.
Every photo on this page is a real DRR job — no stock photos, no borrowed pictures. Each job shows the before photo first, then the finished work.
More of our work is on the videos page and on our Facebook page.
A note on watermarks: some of Daniel's older job photos carry the red DRR watermark he stamped on them years ago. They're the genuine photos from those jobs, so we run them as he took them.


Knockdown texture. The work area was sealed with ZipWall poles, hidden AC and electrical lines were protected with nail plates, and the patch was textured to blend into the original ceiling.


A section had already fallen and eight more feet were sagging. The sound ceiling was saved; the failed section was replaced with 5/8-inch moisture-resistant board — and a buried wire found mid-job was repaired at DRR's cost.


A localized popcorn failure in a pre-manufactured home — tented off, protected, patched, and re-textured to blend with the original ceiling.


An electrical cut-out in a third-generation farmhouse wall: texture ground back, shallow lines protected with a nail plate, Cali patch set, hawk-and-trowel finish rebuilt by hand.


An access hole in a home about to be listed, plus a failed paper seam found along the way — both fixed and knockdown-matched so buyers would never know.


Failed, peeling tape along a ceiling seam: old tape out, new tape in, mudded, wet-sanded, and blended until the seam no longer showed.





