
Check first, then repair.
The job started with cracked, bubbling paint below the windows. Before patching anything, we documented the damage and took moisture readings around the window walls, and the readings came back dry. We also flood-tested the shower while looking for a moisture source.
With the interiors masked and protected and scaffolding up at the tall window walls, the damaged drywall was patched and refinished, then repainted to match with Sherwin-Williams paint.
Drywall repairs and refinishing in a high-end Camas home with tall window walls.
Photo by photo.
- Day01Feb 4

Before. The living room before work — tall walls, fireplace and TV niche. - Day02Feb 5

Before. Moisture meter check at the window sill — reading dry. 
Before. Flood-testing the shower — water running to the drain. 
Before. Cracked, bubbling paint below the window — the damage that started the job. 
Before. The kitchen before work — dark cabinets and island. 
Before. Kitchen and great room before work. 
Before. Great-room window wall before work. - Day03Feb 11

Paint. Masking and scaffold going up at the tall window wall. 
Paint. Windows masked and floors covered for the finish work. 
Repair. Fresh drywall patch floated on the living-room wall. 
Paint. Kitchen work zone with scaffold and supplies. - Day04Feb 18

Paint. Bedroom masked off with drop cloths down. 
Paint. Tall windows filmed over and scaffold up in the great room. 
Paint. Plastic containment at the fireplace wall. - Day05Feb 19

Repair. Drywall patches curing behind the window film. 
Paint. Scaffold and ladders at the tall window wall. - Day06Feb 22

Paint. Hallway TV niche during the finish work. 
Done. Finished wall and ceiling line. - Day08Feb 25

Done. Finished partition wall, smooth and repainted. 
Done. Finished great-room wall. 
Done. The finished TV niche above the fireplace.
The finished job.





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