Smiths Station is a Lee County bedroom community that grew up along the US-280 and US-431 corridor between Opelika and Phenix City, so most of what we see out here is 1980s-and-newer suburban housing on larger lots. JAPARCO is based across the river in Columbus, which puts us a short drive from the neighborhoods near the Smiths Station Sports Complex and the homes over toward Lake Oliver. We do drywall, painting, carpentry, tile, and flooring, plus small electrical and plumbing. Family-run and veteran-owned, in business since 2010, licensed in Georgia and insured.
Drywall is the first thing people notice and the easiest to get wrong. A patch that isn’t taped and textured right will telegraph through the paint the day the light hits it. We fix holes from doorknobs and furniture, hairline stress cracks over doors and windows, popped nails and screws, sagging or water-stained ceilings, and the ragged openings left behind after a plumber or electrician cuts in. Older homes and rentals around Smiths Station are full of these, and they add up fast when a place is turning over between tenants.
The process is simple and we keep it that way. We cut back to solid board, set a proper backing, tape and mud in coats that are allowed to dry between passes, then match the surrounding texture - knockdown, orange peel, or smooth - so the repair disappears. Prime and paint if you want it finished end to end. We clean up the dust instead of leaving it for you. Pricing depends on how many spots there are and whether it’s cosmetic or water damage that has to be cut out, so we give you a free estimate and a firm number before we start. No surprises on the invoice, and honest work is the whole point.