Drywall Repair in Lone Tree, CO
Apex Drywall Repair handles drywall repair for Lone Tree homes, from the newest streets in RidgeGate to the established neighborhoods near Park Meadows. Text two or three photos and the year your home was built, and we'll text back a firm price, then match your existing texture - standard orange peel, knockdown or smooth included.
Lone Tree drywall repair prices
- Up to 6″ $350
- Up to 2′ × 2′ $425
- Up to 4′ × 4′ $550
- Painting from $295/wall
Drywall repairs we do in Lone Tree
A plumber's or electrician's cutout, an oversized outlet box, or a plain hole in the wall - we patch it, match the texture, and can repaint the whole wall afterward if that's what you're after.
Drywall hole repair
Impact, furniture and fist holes up to 4x4 ft, patched and texture-matched
Drywall repair after a plumber
Patch and texture match for the access hole your plumber left behind.
Drywall repair after an electrician
Patch and texture match for the cutout your electrician left behind.
Outlet cutout repair
Oversized or misplaced cut-ins around outlets, switches and panels.
Doorknob hole repair
The classic hole behind the door, patched and texture-matched.
Texture matching
Orange peel, knockdown and smooth, matched to your existing wall.
Drywall repair and painting
Patch, texture match and a full repaint, corner to corner.
Lone Tree homes, from RidgeGate's newest streets to Park Meadows
Lone Tree incorporated in November 1995, when voters approved it 676 to 165; the first City Council met the following June, and the city became home rule in 1998. About 87% of its roughly 6,800 homes were built in 1990 or later, and another 12% in the 1980s - about 99% built in 1980 or later (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates).
RidgeGate, the 3,500-acre development voters annexed in 2000, is still adding new homes: the first residents moved in east of Interstate 25 in 2023, and the area is planned to keep growing for years. Park Meadows mall, annexed in 2007, anchors the older, established side of the city.
Most of Lone Tree uses ZIP 80124; addresses east of I-25 in RidgeGate can carry 80134, the same ZIP Parker and Stonegate use. Text us a photo of the damage and the year your home was built, even for a brand-new RidgeGate house - we ask every customer, no exceptions. If you're not sure which ZIP code you're in, just send your address along with the photos and we'll confirm it.
ZIP codes we serve in Lone Tree
80124, 80134
Your home stays protected
Before starting, we cover the floor, nearby walls and your belongings with tape and plastic, move a couch out of the way and cover it, and clean up when we're done. You don't need to be home.
Lone Tree drywall repair questions
Do you work in RidgeGate, even in brand-new construction?
Yes. RidgeGate's newest streets are well past 1980, so the only question we ask is the same one we ask everywhere: send photos and the year the home was built.
What ZIP code is Lone Tree?
Mostly 80124. Some RidgeGate addresses east of I-25 use 80134, which Parker and Stonegate also use - text us your address if you're not sure.
Does Lone Tree's growth near Park Meadows mean older homes too?
The area around Park Meadows, annexed in 2007, is some of the city's more established housing, but it's still almost entirely 1980 or later. Tell us your home's build year and we'll confirm it's in scope.
Do I need to be home for the repair?
No. Leave a lockbox code or the door unlocked. You get a text when Mario is on the way, and when the repair is done, Mario cleans up and locks up.
Why do you ask what year my home was built?
Homes built before 1980 are likely to contain asbestos in the wall texture or joint compound. We don't work on homes built with asbestos materials, so the year tells us whether we can take the job. Not sure of the year? Send the photos anyway and we'll check.
Hole in your wall in Lone Tree? Text a photo.
Text, call or send the form anytime, day or night. You'll get a price back from Mario, the owner, who also does the repair.