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We patched everything clean. The drywall repair itself is straightforward work for us, but what actually makes or breaks a job like this is what comes after - the paint match. Getting the color wrong on a commercial wall is obvious. The existing walls had a muted mauve-gray tone that isn't exactly a stock color you grab off a shelf. We matched it so the repairs disappear into the wall.
The door got the same treatment. The existing finish had a warm wood-grain look, and we matched the paint color so the door reads as one consistent piece - not a door with a touch-up that catches the light differently.
Details like that are easy to skip. Plenty of people patch drywall and leave the color close enough. We don't work that way. A repair that blends completely is a repair nobody notices - and that's exactly the point. The space looks put-together and professional, which matters when clients are sitting in your waiting room.
Whether it's a single patch or damage across several walls, we handle the full scope - drywall repair, texture matching when needed, and a paint finish that actually ties everything together. That's the difference between a patch and a finished result.