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Framing, drywall, texture, and paint handled together so you're not coordinating four different contractors.

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Kitchen and Home Remodeling That Holds

Residential remodeling covers a wide range of interior work, from a full kitchen remodeling project to a single room addition, and The Patch Lady handles it across the Greater Denver metro. If you've been searching for someone who can take a room from bare studs to painted, finished walls without handing off the job halfway through, that's exactly what I do. Call (402) 419-9658 and let's talk through what you're planning.

The most expensive part of most remodels isn't the materials. It's the coordination failures between trades who weren't talking to each other. When I take on a residential remodeling job, I'm doing the framing, the drywall, the texture matching, and the painting as one continuous scope. That means the seams line up, the texture blends across old and new wall sections, and nothing gets left half-finished because someone else was supposed to show up. Cost drivers on any remodel include square footage, existing wall condition, whether plumbing or electrical is involved, and the finish level you're after. Every job is different -- contact The Patch Lady for an accurate estimate.

What a Remodel Actually Involves

Most homeowners are surprised by how many trades overlap inside a single room renovation.

Framing

New walls, doorways, or room expansions start with framing. I build it square and solid before anything else goes up, because a frame that's off translates into drywall problems you'll see for years.

Drywall Installation and Finishing

Once the frame is up, drywall goes on. I tape, mud, and sand to a finish level that matches what's already in your home. You won't have a new wall that looks newer than the ones beside it.

Texture Matching

Orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, popcorn -- I match what's there. This is the step most contractors skip or approximate. I don't approximate it. The patch blends or the job isn't done.

Ceiling Repairs

Remodels frequently expose ceiling damage or require ceiling work above new walls. I handle that as part of the project, not as a separate call to a separate contractor.

Paint and Finish Coat

The final painting step seals everything together. A good finish coat on poorly prepared walls still looks bad. Properly finished drywall takes paint the way it's supposed to, flat and even.

Cleanup and Site Management

I run a clean site throughout. Dust gets controlled, debris gets cleared, and when I'm done the space is ready for furniture -- not for a second crew to come in and clean up after the first.

How It Works

My Process, Start to Finish

01
Walk the Space Together
We look at the room, talk through what you want, and I give you an honest read on scope and sequence. No vague commitments.
02
Work Through the Trades in Order
Framing first, then drywall, then texture, then paint. Each phase gets finished before the next starts. Nothing gets covered up until it's right.
03
Hand It Back Clean
When I'm done, the site is clean and the finish is complete. I don't leave punch lists for you to manage. I close them out.

Why a Specialist Beats a Generalist Here

Most remodeling bids come from general contractors who subcontract the drywall and texture work to whoever's available. That's how you end up with a kitchen that's framed by one crew, drywalled by another, and painted by a third -- and texture that doesn't match the adjoining wall because nobody coordinated the details. I'm not a generalist who dabbles in drywall. The Patch Lady built its reputation specifically on texture matching and seamless repairs, and that precision carries through every remodel job I take. Cindy Loya has 8 five-star Google reviews, and the consistent thread across all of them is clean work and reliable communication. Those aren't accidents. That's the standard I hold every project to, whether it's a single bathroom or a full kitchen remodeling scope. Homeowners in Littleton, Englewood, and across the Denver metro are adding living space and upgrading interiors -- I'd rather be the one phone call that covers it than the coordinator you have to hire on top of four separate trades.

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The Commitment

What Every Job Gets From Me

This isn't a checklist I post and forget. It's the standard I've been held to on every job, by real clients who left real reviews.

Clean site throughout: Debris controlled and cleared at every phase, not just at the end.
Texture that actually matches: Orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, smooth -- matched to what's there, not approximated.
Clear communication at every step: You know what's happening next before I pick up the next tool.
Delivered on schedule: I set a realistic timeline and I keep it. No disappearing between phases.

Straight from Google

Real Reviews From Real Projects actually check

5.08 verified Google reviews

Cindy and her crew are incredible! They are timely, take pride in their work, affordable, and always do an incredible job. Not to mention, they leave things nice and clean after. Cindy herself is great with communication and just an overall Rockstar in her craft. Highly recommend her services!!

Mikah FlamigAug 2026 · Google

Great clean and professional work, you will love it!!!

Daniel LoyaAug 2026 · Google

I highly recommend Cindy and her team! They are professional, reliable, and trustworthy. Communication is excellent throughout the entire process, and they truly take pride in doing the job right from start to finish. The quality of their work is outstanding, and they pay attention to the details rather than cutting corners. I also really appreciated how clean they left the work area when they finished. If you’re looking for a trustworthy company for demolition or luxury home projects, I definitely recommend Cindy and her team!

Carlos Ankally Lema ToaquizaAug 2026 · Google

I can't recommend this company enough. If you're looking for someone who truly cares about the job, attention to detail, and not cutting corners, Cindy is your person. With my bathroom renovation there was a team of 3 from a different company that came in to finish drywall and did such a poor job, I took a chance on Cindy to fix it all and she did just that. Quickly and efficiently, and she cleans up so well too! If you're looking for someone to do the job right the first time, call The Patch Lady! I will use her for any jobs moving forward.

Amy ShawAug 2026 · Google

Working with Cindy is great. She is attention detailed and thorough. Great communication and did an excellent job with two separate drywall projects I needed help with this year. I would absolutely recommend working with her.

Katie UlvestadAug 2026 · Google

I can’t say enough great things about this company! From start to finish, she and her crew were professional, punctual, and incredibly hardworking. Their attention to detail and craftsmanship were outstanding, and they treated the project as if it were their own. They completed the job on time, kept everything clean, and exceeded my expectations. Overall 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Shara FrisonJul 2026 · Google

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Finishing Basements Is Part of This Too

A lot of the remodeling calls I get are for unfinished basements. The Denver metro has a lot of them -- older ranch homes and split-levels with raw concrete walls and exposed joists that the owner finally wants to convert into a bedroom, a home office, or a rec room. That's a full framing, drywall, and finish job from scratch, and it's one of the stronger investments a homeowner can make in this market. I handle the full scope: frame the walls, install and finish the drywall, match texture if there's existing finished space adjacent, and bring it to paint-ready. If you want to see what that looks like as a standalone project, the basement finishing page has more detail.

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Frequently asked questions

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Is renovating the same thing as remodeling?

Renovation typically means restoring something to its original condition -- refinishing floors, repainting, replacing fixtures in the same location. Remodeling changes the structure or layout: moving walls, adding space, reconfiguring a kitchen. In practice, most projects mix both. A kitchen remodeling job might involve moving a wall (remodel) and repainting the existing cabinets (renovation). I handle both sides of that line.

What drives the cost of a kitchen remodeling project up?

The biggest cost factors are scope of demolition, whether existing drywall stays or gets replaced, and the finish level you're after. Moving plumbing or electrical adds cost because it changes the framing and patching work afterward. Custom texture matching on a kitchen with existing knockdown walls takes more time than a smooth-finish new construction. Material choices matter too -- standard drywall versus moisture-resistant board in areas near sinks, for example. Every job is different -- contact The Patch Lady for an accurate estimate.

Do you handle the drywall and texture inside a kitchen remodel, or just the framing?

Both. I do the framing, drywall installation, taping, mudding, sanding, and texture matching as one continuous scope. That matters because texture matching across a remodeled kitchen wall is harder when the person doing the texture didn't do the drywall underneath it. I don't hand off at the mudding stage and hope someone else blends it in correctly.

How long does a residential remodeling project typically take?

A single-room renovation -- one bathroom or a standard kitchen remodeling scope -- usually runs one to three weeks depending on whether structural changes are involved and how complex the finish work is. Basement finishing projects take longer because you're building from raw framing through finished walls, often 500 to 1,500 square feet. I set a realistic timeline at the walkthrough and I keep to it. You'll know the schedule before work starts.

Can you match the existing texture after opening up a wall during a remodel?

Yes. This is one of the things I'm most careful about. Opening a wall during a remodel often exposes older drywall with orange peel, knockdown, or skip trowel texture that's decades old and has settled differently than new work. I match the weight and pattern of the existing texture so the new section blends in rather than standing out. Most of the time, you won't be able to locate the repair line after paint.

Do I need permits for a residential remodeling project in Colorado?

Permit requirements depend on what the project involves. Cosmetic work -- replacing drywall, painting, refinishing -- generally doesn't require a permit. Work that changes the structural layout, adds square footage, or touches mechanical systems typically does. I can tell you at the walkthrough what your specific project is likely to require, but the permit decision and application are ultimately the homeowner's responsibility. Don't skip the permit when one is required -- it matters at resale.

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