1 / 10
A messy bathroom corner during drywall repair. A pedestal sink is covered in plastic sheeting to protect it from the white drywall compound splattered on the dark grey walls, floor, and adjacent doorframe.
2 / 10
A textured, popcorn-style ceiling in a hallway, showing a small cutout with hanging wires, suggesting a light fixture was recently removed or is awaiting installation. Two framed pictures hang on the light green wall.
3 / 10
A room corner prepared for drywall and ceiling work. Blue painter's tape lines the top of the walls where they meet the textured ceiling, and plastic sheeting protects the walls and floor from dust and debris.
4 / 10
A wall in progress, showing a transition from a darker, possibly primed or repaired section on the left to an unfinished or freshly applied layer of white drywall compound on the right. A single electrical outlet is visible.
5 / 10
A ceiling with a clear, discolored water stain. The yellowish-brown stain is visible on a white textured ceiling above a set of white kitchen or bathroom cabinets, indicating a leak that needs repair.
6 / 10
A ceiling with two square openings: one is patched and covered with plastic, while the other is an exposed hole revealing the wooden joists and wires. A ceiling fan and two recessed lights are also visible.
7 / 10
A finished ceiling with a textured surface, possibly a popcorn ceiling. A white ceiling fan blade, a speaker, and a recessed light are visible. White crown molding separates the ceiling from the light yellow wall.
8 / 10
A worker is applying a textured finish to a popcorn ceiling. The room is prepared with blue painter's tape and plastic sheeting covering the walls, protecting them from the spray while the ceiling is worked on.
9 / 10
An interior room showing a finished drywall ceiling with patches, indicating new construction or extensive repairs. The ceiling has several holes for recessed lighting, and large windows and a door are visible, letting in natural light.
10 / 10
An unfinished drywall corner showing freshly taped and spackled seams and patches on both the walls and the ceiling. Holes for light fixtures and a rectangular opening for an HVAC vent are visible, revealing red ductwork.
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