Significant Signs of Sheetrock Ceiling Damage
One of the more frustrating and time-consuming aspects of DIY home renovation is stucco and drywall. With their crazy angles and shapes, drywall corners and edges can be difficult to determine and maneuver. And, when it comes to sheetrock ceiling repair, the same applies. If you are new to this, the following are signs that will tell you that your sheetrock ceiling is experiencing a problem.
Hanging Sheetrock
It shouldn’t be too difficult to track down and fix the numerous hanging sheetrock corners that may be present. Yet, in order to identify these concerns, you will need to be familiar with the construction of your ceiling. Moldings and trim, which are also frequent sources of problems, are susceptible to the same criticisms as well.
Peeling Caulk
Most of us have caulk that’s peeling at some point, and it’s usually easy enough to replace it. However, when dealing with hanging sheetrock, this issue is often a more complicated matter. Because the joint has lifted, peeling caulk will cause the drywall to start lifting up. If water damage is minimal, you can try to repair it yourself, but it can be more expensive and time-consuming than complementing and replacing the entire section when necessary.
Damp Drywall
If water damage is minimal, you might be able to repair it on your own. However, this can be extremely difficult to do. If the water is flowing from above and from below, you’ll need to remove the caulk and drywall tape. This can expose the drywall to moisture and water damage. If water damage is extensive, you might need to remove the sheetrock.
In the Cary, NC region area, Cinto Drywall Service of Cary is the company to contact if you need sheetrock ceiling repair services. If you require our assistance, please contact us as soon as possible at (919) 568-1407.
