
Mount Removal
TV brackets, floating shelves, and anchors taken out cleanly, with every hole patched and textured after.
Walls and mounts put right before your final walkthrough, for Houston rentals and homes.

TV brackets, floating shelves, and anchors taken out cleanly, with every hole patched and textured after.

Nail holes and dents filled, textured, and painted over so repairs blend in, not stand out.

Bed frames and large pieces taken apart before the move, so nothing scrapes a wall going out.
Every job is quoted as one flat number for the scope you need. These are the repairs most walkthroughs call for.
Add-on prices are starting points. The full job is quoted as one number and agreed before any work is booked.
Move-out charges almost always come down to the walls, so the scope here follows whatever your property manager actually checks on inspection day.

One visit covers everything a walkthrough checks. That means taking down TV mounts, patching and texturing the holes they leave, paint touch-up so repairs blend in, and taking apart furniture that is not making the move. Tell us what the property manager flags and the scope follows it.
It depends entirely on how many holes, how much wall, and how much paint is involved, so it is quoted after seeing photos or the place itself. Send pictures of the walls to 832-391-8351 and the price is agreed before anything is booked.
About a week before your final walkthrough. Patching, texturing, and touch-up all need drying time between coats, and rushing that is exactly how a repair ends up visible to an inspector rather than invisible. A week also leaves room to spot anything the walkthrough might flag that you had not noticed.
Yes. Houston apartments and homes commonly use orange peel or knockdown texture, and matching it across a patch is standard drywall repair practice here before anything is painted. An unmatched smooth patch is more obvious than the hole was. Bring a paint sample or a photo of the wall and the match gets closer still.
Both. Renters usually book to protect a deposit before handing back keys; owners and managers book the same work between tenants to get a place ready to show, often adding pressure washing out front or furniture assembly for staged pieces.
Regular coverage runs across the northwest side and the FM 1960 corridor. That takes in Atascocita, Copperfield, Cypress, Houston, Humble, Jersey Village, Klein, Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, and Willowbrook. That list is where the work lands most weeks rather than a hard boundary. If you are further out, ask anyway, because how far is worth traveling usually comes down to the size of the job.
Reach out today for a free quote on any home service, with no obligation to book.