Drywall
Fire Damage Drywall Repair in Western Washington
Fire damage to drywall is rarely a clean rectangle. Solis Interiors replaces burned and heat-damaged board across Lacey, Olympia, and Tacoma, cutting back to sound material and finishing the repair to match the rooms around it.
Request an estimateMatching a repair to a room that has been lived in
Adjacent ceilings often carry smoke staining, and the finish may have been repainted twice since the house was built. We match the texture and prepare the surface so the repaired area blends, and we will tell you when a whole-wall or whole-ceiling finish is the honest answer instead of a patch.
Frequently asked questions
Questions & expert answers
Q1What we replace after a fire
Board that burned is gone, and board that only took heat or water usually has to come out too, back to a point where the material and the framing behind it are sound. We cut back to that line, replace the gypsum, tape it in, and finish it so the repair does not announce itself.
Q2Where our scope ends
Soot and smoke residue, odour treatment, air quality testing, and any abatement are specialist scopes and we do not perform them. We start once the structure has been cleared for that work, and we say so plainly rather than letting a drywall estimate stand in for a remediation one.
Q3Do you deal with the smoke smell?
No. Odour treatment follows remediation and belongs with that crew. Our part is the board, the joints, and the finish, and doing it before the air and the surfaces are cleared would only mean doing it twice.
Q4Can you price from an insurance scope?
We can price drywall work from a scope of work that a carrier or an adjuster has produced. Managing the claim, agreeing the loss, and authorising the work stay with you and your adjuster. We will tell you what our scope covers and what it leaves out.
The process
Need fire-damaged drywall repaired after restoration?
A short path from the first description of the problem to a clear next step.
Step 1 — Share the remaining repair scope
Provide room photos and affected areas, plus any written scope or work-area clearance from the provider or party handling fire restoration.
Step 2 — Separate restoration from drywall work
Use any clearance or adjuster scope to identify which board and finish areas remain. Keep fire-restoration decisions with the party handling that work.
Step 3 — Confirm the finish details
List remaining board areas, requested texture or finish, and whether paint should be included; attach any written scope you want the estimate discussion to follow.
Request a bid
Tell Solis Interiors what needs attention. This short form collects only what the crew needs to qualify the next conversation.
Fire Damage Drywall Repair — let’s look at it
Send photos and the room dimensions; you’ll get a written number back.