
A water stain on your ceiling or wall is more than just an eyesore; it's a sign of a deeper problem. After a roof leak, the damage left behind can compromise your home's appearance and air quality. Cohen Family Roofing & Restoration provides expert drywall repair services in North Carolina, ensuring the damage is properly removed and your walls and ceilings are restored to a flawless, pre-loss condition.
We begin by assessing the extent of the water damage and carefully removing all affected drywall and insulation to prevent any future mold growth.
Our skilled technicians expertly cut and install new drywall panels, ensuring a perfect, secure fit with the existing surfaces.
This is where the artistry happens. We meticulously tape, mud, and sand the seams to create a perfectly smooth, seamless surface that is ready for texture and paint.
We apply a matching texture to the new drywall to blend it flawlessly with the surrounding area, then apply a coat of primer so it's ready for the final paint.
We Fix the Source First: As a roofing and restoration company, we don't just patch the drywall; we ensure the source of the leak is fixed first so the problem never comes back.
Seamless Texture Matching: Our experienced finishers are masters at matching your existing wall or ceiling texture, making the repair virtually invisible.
Containment & Cleanliness: We understand this is your home. We use plastic barriers and dust containment measures to keep the work area clean and minimize disruption.
One Team for the Whole Job: From the roof leak to the final coat of paint, we can handle the entire restoration project, saving you the hassle of hiring multiple contractors.

Yes. Our technicians are highly skilled in a variety of ceiling textures common in The Triangle Area, from knockdown and orange peel to popcorn. We pride ourselves on creating a seamless blend.
A stain-blocking primer only covers the cosmetic issue. It doesn't address the waterlogged, weakened drywall and insulation behind it, which can be a breeding ground for mold. The damaged material must be removed.
Each coat of joint compound (mud) typically needs about 24 hours to dry completely before the next coat or sanding can begin. A professional repair usually involves 2-3 coats.
No. Before we install new drywall, the wooden framing and surrounding areas must be completely and professionally dried out using air movers and dehumidifiers to prevent any future mold growth.
Yes, we are a full-service restoration company. We can handle the final priming and painting to ensure a perfect match with your existing wall or ceiling color.
From fixing a ceiling leak in a Raleigh home to repairing water-damaged walls in Chapel Hill, Cohen Family Roofing & Restoration provides the expert interior repair services our neighbors trust for a flawless finish.