Integrity Painting repairs drywall in Winnipeg homes and has been finishing walls and ceilings since 1992. We patch cracks, holes, nail pops, and water-damaged areas, then sand, prime, and repaint so the repair blends into the surrounding wall instead of standing out. Every project is backed by our satisfaction guarantee: we'll repaint for free if you're not happy with the result.
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Most drywall damage isn't a sign anything's wrong with your house — it's normal wear, and Winnipeg's climate makes some of it more common. Homes here move with the seasons: the big swing between humid summers and bone-dry, heated winters causes framing to expand and contract, and that movement shows up as hairline cracks over doors and windows and as nail or screw pops on walls and ceilings.
The rest is everyday life — a doorknob through the wall, furniture damage, a botched shelf install, or water staining from an old leak. None of it is hard to fix. What's hard is fixing it so you can't tell where the repair was. A patch that isn't feathered, sanded, and repainted correctly leaves a visible bump or a flashing spot where the sheen doesn't match. The repair is only finished when it disappears.
We handle the common drywall and plaster problems in Winnipeg homes:
- Hairline and stress cracks (over doors, windows, and along seams)
- Nail pops and screw pops on walls and ceilings
- Small to large holes — from doorknob dents to full sheet sections
- Water-damaged and stained drywall (once the source is fixed)
- Corner bead damage and dented edges
- Seam and tape failures
- Skim coating to smooth rough or patched areas
- Priming and repainting so repairs blend in
We repair before we paint — it's the same standard we bring to every interior project. For full-room or whole-home repainting, see our interior painting page.
Step 1 — Assessment and estimate. We look at the damage, identify the cause where it matters (a recurring crack or active moisture needs the source addressed first), and give you a written estimate.
Step 2 — Preparation. We protect floors and furniture, then cut back and clean up the damaged area so the patch has a sound edge to bond to. Loose tape, crumbling material, and popped fasteners are dealt with properly rather than covered over.
Step 3 — Patch and fill. Holes are patched with the right method for their size — from filler for small dents to backing and new board for larger sections. Cracks are taped or filled to resist reopening. Fasteners are reset.
Step 4 — Tape, mud, and sand. Joints are taped and mudded, then feathered out in coats and sanded smooth so the repair blends flat into the surrounding surface. This staging is what makes a patch invisible.
Step 5 — Prime, paint, and cleanup. Repaired areas are primed and repainted so the sheen and colour match. On a wall with an existing colour, blending or repainting the full wall may be needed for a seamless result — we advise on this at the estimate. We clean up and leave the space tidy.
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Integrity Painting has been repairing and finishing Winnipeg walls and ceilings since 1992, across every kind of housing stock — from older plaster and lath homes to modern drywall. Our on-site work is led by a Red Seal Journeyman Painter, a nationally recognized trades credential that reflects demonstrated skill.
We're BBB accredited, WCB compliant, and members of both the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce and the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America (PDCA).
Our satisfaction guarantee is simple: the most thorough job you've ever seen, or we'll repaint for free. And you work with a single point of contact from estimate through completion.
Because we repair and repaint as one service, you're not left matching paint or chasing a second trade to finish what a patch started.
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It depends on the number and size of the repairs, whether they're on walls or ceilings, and whether repainting is a small blend or a full wall. A few nail pops is a small job; a large water-damaged section that needs new board and repainting is more involved. We provide detailed written estimates at no charge.
Yes. Priming and repainting are part of the service so the repair blends in rather than leaving a patch you can see. Depending on the wall's existing colour and sheen, we may recommend painting the full wall for a seamless result — we'll tell you what's needed at the estimate.
Hairline cracks over doors and windows are usually caused by seasonal movement — Winnipeg's humid summers and dry, heated winters make framing expand and contract, which stresses the drywall at those weak points. Filling the crack is a short-term fix if the movement isn't accounted for; we use taping and repair methods designed to resist reopening, and we'll flag if something structural is worth looking at.
That's the goal of every repair — feathering, sanding, priming, and matching the paint so you can't tell where the damage was. Perfectly matching paint on an older wall can be difficult because existing paint fades over time, so in some cases repainting the whole wall gives the cleanest result. We advise on this at the estimate.
Yes, once the source of the water is fixed. We remove and replace damaged material, treat staining, and refinish the area. If the moisture is still active, that has to be resolved first — repairing over an ongoing leak just means doing it again.
Request a free estimate for your drywall repair project in Winnipeg and surrounding areas. Call us at (204) 942-1485 or use the contact form to get started.
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