You can hang a picture over a hole in a wall. Not a ceiling.

An electrician or plumber cut a neat rectangle in the kitchen ceiling, finished the job and left. The opening is still there, and it is the first thing anyone sees when they sit down to eat.

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What you see every time you look up

A ceiling opening has no hiding place. It hangs over the table, the hallway or the bed.

You looked at it while the electrician worked. You look at it now that the work is done.

The trade is finished. The opening is not.

Who this is for

This page is for you if a trade left an opening in your ceiling.

It could be the electrician. It could be the plumber. It could be something else.

We repair openings and small patches in ceilings in Fairfield County, CT and Milford, CT.

What to have ready

• The number of openings and how big each one is.
• Which room each one is in.
• What caused the opening, and whether that work is finished.
• Your town.
• A photo, if you have one. Text photos to (203) 275-0824.

What happens after you ask

Tell us. Call (203) 275-0824 or send the request form.

Hear back. Someone from our office follows up between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Eastern, seven days a week.

Our office calls you, or texts if you prefer.

Your appointment. You choose in person or video chat on Zoom, Webex, FaceTime or WhatsApp.

If you choose an in-person appointment, someone needs to be home to let the crew in.

When the crew arrives, they go over the repair with you and then do the work.

Questions