How to Repair a Large Drywall Hole in Your Ceiling - Thrift Diving

My refrigerator caused a water leak from my kitchen down into the basement. I'm embarrassed to admit that I left the large hole in the ceiling for three years before I patched it. If you had a water leak, too, that damaged your drywall but aren't sure how to fix the drywall, this tutorial will help the everyday homeowner how to fix it themselves without paying the expensive costs for a handy-person or contractor! My ceiling is a textured ceiling, so my repair is specific to that type of ceiling, but these instructions can be used for smooth or textured ceilings.

Read this blog post on how to fix big holes in the wall for a list of materials you'll need to patch your own large drywall holes in the ceilings or walls:


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