Newcastle Gyprock / Plaster Repair
Patching & Painting Services

Your gyprock walls / ceilings are some of the most vulnerable areas in your home. Fix That Hole is here to help and your go to solution when disaster strikes. We provide an affordable, efficient service to get your gyprock / plaster areas looking back to normal again when needed.

We do many repairs where clients have attempted to repair damage themselves or got a friend to jump in and help which has often resulted in a poor outcome. It’s easier to repair damaged areas from the start rather than trying to fix someone else’s failed repair. Fix That Hole carries an extensive array of tools specific to repairing gyprock / plaster damage. We also only use the highest quality, modern up to date materials as opposed to the many cheap DIY products on the market easily obtained and sold. We pride ourselves on an efficient, reliable service that provides a professional, high quality finish to ensure there is no evidence a hole was ever there once complete.

We can arrange repairs of a range of issues such as:

Scratches - Dents - Scrapes - Holes - Water damage - Leaks - Damaged walls - Pet damage - Door knob holes - Nail pops - Scuff marks - Dented corner beads & more.

Wall repairs are by far the most common repair we undertake which keeps us very busy but we are able to also assist with small to medium ceiling damage. Feel free to contact to discuss further.

Once you have chosen Fix That Hole to repair your damage, the process begins by assessing your damage as it is at times more complex than face value of what you see on the front of the wall, particularly with ceilings. We can provide an estimate over the phone with images provided by the customer in most instances or attend customer premises for more accurate assessment and quoting if needed.


Minor Gyprock Plaster Damage: For dents and small scrapes, we can easily conceal them by filling them with high quality filler, sanding the area and re painting if needed.

Small Gyprock Plaster Holes: These can be filled with high quality material and taped to ensure no cracking will occur, sanded and re painted if needed.

Medium Gyprock Plaster Holes: Medium holes need to be inspected also behind the area of damage. Once the area of damage is established a new section of gyprock is prepared and the shape is traced around the damaged area. The outline is then cut out ready for the new section whilst taking care no electrical or plumbing fittings are damaged in the process. Timber framing is then used to ensure the existing sheet and new section of gyprock is well secured before joint filling and taping. A minimum 3 coat system is used, sanded once dry and then re painted if required.

Large Gyprock Plaster Damage: Depending on the size of the damage either following the same procedure as a medium hole but on a larger scale or fitting a larger section of gyprock will be required. This is followed by a 3 coat jointing system, sanded once dry and re painted if required.