A Broadbeach tenant was about to move out and found wall dents, picture hook holes and other minor damage that needed fixing before the final inspection.
I repaired every affected wall, taking off loose material and patching each spot. Several coats of compound were applied and feathered out so the patches would disappear.
Once cured, the walls were sanded, undercoated and repainted so the repairs blended into the surrounding paint, with no patches showing even in natural light. The apartment was ready for the end-of-lease inspection.
How I patch walls for an end-of-lease inspection
- Walk through with the tenant and mark every hole and dent.
- Remove loose material and fill or patch each spot.
- Apply several thin coats and feather them out wide.
- Sand smooth and check the result under side light.
- Undercoat and repaint the full wall section so it does not flash.
Need something similar done in Broadbeach? I’m Dan, a licensed tradesman and former builder with 35+ years in the building industry, and I do every job myself. See my handyman services in Broadbeach, or get a free quote. You can also call Sue on 0435 207 771.
