Drywall Ceiling Repair in Scarborough

Looking for reliable drywall ceiling repair in Scarborough? RenoHouse serves Rouge to Highland Creek with licensed, insured professionals who show up on time, communicate clearly, and deliver exceptional drywall ceiling results. As Toronto's eastern district with stunning bluffs, Scarborough deserves contractors who take pride in their work.

Scarborough's established neighborhoods — from Birch Cliff's character homes to Highland Creek's spacious properties — benefit from a contractor who respects their unique appeal.

Every Scarborough project follows our proven process: detailed assessment, upfront pricing for drywall ceiling repair and drywall ceiling repair toronto work, scheduled execution, quality inspection, and post-project warranty. No hidden fees, no guesswork — just professional drywall ceiling repair service.

Scarborough — from Birch Cliff to Malvern, we're your team. Call RenoHouse at 1-289-212-2345 — Scarborough's 4.9-star choice for drywall ceiling repair.

Scarborough's older homes often have plaster walls that need repair or overlay with modern drywall. Our team handles both approaches throughout the community, creating smooth, paint-ready surfaces in bungalows and mid-century homes across Scarborough.

Basement finishing in Scarborough adds critical living space in one of Toronto's most family-oriented communities. We transform raw Scarborough basements into finished living areas with professional framing, insulation, and drywall finishing.

Older urban homes often have original plaster-and-lath walls rather than modern drywall. Patching and repair requires specialized techniques, and many homeowners choose to overlay plaster with new drywall for a smoother surface that's easier to paint and maintain.

Average drywall ceiling repair cost in Scarborough and the GTA: $2–$6 per sq ft, depending on whether it's new installation, repair, or Level 5 finishing — basement finishing projects typically run $3–$5/sq ft.

Drywall Ceiling Repair in Scarborough: Scarborough's housing stock is predominantly post-war — 1950s–1960s bungalows and back-splits in Birch Cliff and Scarborough Village, 1970s–1980s detached homes and townhomes in Agincourt and Malvern, and some newer infill developments. The Scarborough Bluffs area has unique properties with dramatic lake views. Common issues like basement finishing and waterproofing in older bungalows make professional drywall ceiling repair services especially important for Scarborough homeowners.