Fastener Depression Repair

Commonly Asked Questions & Answers

My home is in need of fastener depression repair. What could have caused these fastener depressions?

The most common reason a home may need fastener depressions repair are fasteners that have been overdriven into the drywall panel. Other less serious causes include too little joint compound covering the fasteners as well as excessive sanding during the finishing process. 

I’ve been told my walls & ceilings have fastener depressions. What are fastener depressions & what do they look like?

In essence, a fastener depression is the opposite of a nail pop. Most fastener depressions look like shallow indentation as you look across the panel. When found in large numbers they will have an obvious appearance that follows the framing that the drywall is attached to.

Why should I have my fastener depressions repaired right away?

If your home is in need of fastener depression repair, it may be the sign of a dangerously loose drywall panel.

What should I do if my ceilings or walls have fastener depressions?

If your drywall ceilings or walls show signs of fastener depressions, we recommended that your home evaluated by a drywall repair specialist as soon as possible. Our drywall repair specialist can assist in diagnosing the problem and come up with an effective plan to repair your drywall properly. After all, it is less expensive to repair the drywall while it’s still attached to the wall or ceiling.

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