All Drywall Repair LLC.

The business traces back to a predecessor licence under the name Drywall Repair, issued in 2019, and the current LLC carries that work forward. The state lists Justin Jurkovac as a principal since 2021. Most of the work is residential, but the record also shows public work: a 2026 job for the Pend Oreille County Conservation District, taken on as a subcontractor. From a base in Colbert, the business works within about 25 miles, which takes in north Spokane, Mead, Deer Park and much of the city. This is a good size for a single room of water-damaged ceiling, a hallway full of dents and holes, or the patch-and-texture work left behind after a plumber or electrician opens a wall. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. Large commercial build-outs are a different kind of job, and the work here is residential-scale repair and remodel. Repair versus replace comes down to what's behind the board. A dent, a doorknob hole or a cracked seam is a patch. Drywall that got wet from a roof leak or a burst pipe is another matter: if it's sagging, soft or stained through, cutting it out and replacing the section is usually the honest fix, and it lets you check the framing and insulation for mold. In older Spokane houses, especially plaster-and-lath homes from before the war, matching texture and thickness is part of the job, so ask how the patch will blend before deciding.