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5 Signs You Should Replace Your Drywall

Drywall is a core part of your home. But over time, it can suffer damage beyond a few cosmetic issues. Keeping your home safe requires knowing when to replace it, so here are five key ways to tell if it’s time.

5 Key Signs Your Drywall Needs Replacement 

Water Damage 

Water damage is one of the leading causes of drywall deterioration, and not replacing it can lead to serious structural issues and mold growth. Always watch for peeling paint, a musty odor, or a spongy wall texture.

Visible Cracks Or Holes 

While you can quickly repair minor cracks, larger holes can signify deeper structural problems. Severe damages like this generally force homeowners to replace the entire affected area and ensure the wall stays intact. 

Discoloration 

Stains and discoloration on your drywall can point to various issues like leaks or smoke damage. Staining that worsens over time might be a cue to replace the affected drywall.

Mold Growth 

Besides giving your home a nasty appearance, mold spores have many health risks, especially if you have allergies or respiratory issues. Replacing the drywall may be the only solution if there’s a massive mold build-up or the problem comes back after multiple fixes. 

Sagging Or Warped Walls

Sagging or bulging drywall usually indicates water damage or structural issues. This situation clearly shows that your drywall needs replacement to keep your home safe. 

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Replace Your Drywall Today 

If you’ve noticed any of these five signs in your home, it may be time to replace your drywall. Reach out and contact our team of drywall experts if you have any questions or want to start your project today.

 
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