Follow our guide to patching holes to learn how to tackle drywall repair projects all over your house.

Large holes in drywall, whether caused by accident, as a result of plumbing repairs, or remodeling, can seem daunting; however, with a little know how, you'll never be able to tell what happened.

Ah, something that all of us will face at one time or another, drywall patches. Small and medium holes in drywall are common, whether they're from nail holes, furniture bumps, or doorknob impacts ...

Big hole in your drywall? Patch it, fill it, tape it, spray it. Here’s how Erik von Ancken shares step-by-step instructions ...

Repairing a hole in drywall is easier than it may seem. Here’s how to fix any small hole in drywall in three quick and easy do-it-yourself steps.

This depends on the size of your hole. If it’s much bigger than your thumb, you’ll probably want to place a piece of drywall tape over the hole. What this does is give some rigidity to the patch.

How to Patch Drywall Holes After you’ve successfully figured out how to remove drywall anchors or chosen to recess the smattering of fasteners out of sight, you’ll want to patch drywall holes ...

Everyone will have a hole to patch at some point. This is why we tested drywall repair kits and materials.

But don’t worry! Patching a large hole in your drywall is a DIY project that you can tackle with confidence, especially with a little help from your friends at Kenyon Noble.