Either way, you can fix holes or remove unwanted wall fixtures knowing that you’ll be able to make the evidence disappear. A properly patched wall, with a little paint, looks brand-new.

For tiny nail and screw holes – there’s a really easy fix. Use a putty knife to fill them with spackling or wall joint compound – both of these products can be found in your local hardware ...

Step 2. Hold the new piece of drywall over the hole and trace around it with a pencil. Step 3. Use a drywall saw to cut along the outside of your pencil line. Throw the damaged piece away.

Larger Holes Require Proper Materials Repairing walls with holes about the size of a dime and larger will likely need to be fixed in the more traditional way, but never fear -- you can fix a hole ...

Question: I live where there’s a homeowners association. The president has decided to have someone come and drill weep holes in our structure right at the brick ledge area of the slab. I had … ...