Landscapers Flippin AR | Call Coles Home Improvement's

Yes, absolutely. High winds during our local storms can send branches or other debris into siding, windows, or roofs, potentially allowing water intrusion. This moisture can damage interior drywall, leading to staining, swelling, or mold. If you've had storm debris impact your home, it's wise to have both the exterior and interior inspected. Our team can assess any water-damaged drywall and provide precise patching, repair, or replacement to prevent further issues.

Most homes in the Flippin area have textured walls (like knock-down or orange peel). After we patch or replace a damaged drywall section, a smooth spot will stand out. Our expert texturing service blends the new repair seamlessly with your existing wall finish. This ensures a uniform look and maintains your home's value and aesthetic, so you'd never know there was damage. It's a crucial final step in a complete, professional repair.

While they seem unrelated, both issues stem from our local weather. Compacted soil prevents proper drainage, which can lead to water pooling near your foundation during heavy rains. Over time, this moisture can seep into basement or crawlspace walls, potentially causing moisture damage to the interior drywall on your home's lower levels. Our approach addresses the full picture: we improve your landscape drainage to protect the exterior, and our drywall team is ready to handle any interior moisture repairs that may already exist.