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Knockdown Texture Matching

Knockdown texture matching in Utah County and Salt Lake County. Seamless knockdown texture applied to repaired areas — invisible blend. Call (720) 885-2838.

About This Service

Knockdown texture — one of the most common wall finishes in Utah homes built between the 1980s and 2010s — is applied by spraying joint compound and then flattening the peaks with a trowel, and it comes in a wide range of splatter sizes and trowel pressures that make it one of the harder textures to match. Our crews work exclusively with drywall texture and have matched thousands of knockdown patterns across Utah County and Salt Lake County, always testing on a sample board before touching your wall.

Our Process

01

Analyze the Pattern

We study the surrounding knockdown texture — splatter size, trowel angle, and density — to plan our replication.

02

Prime the Patch

The repaired area is primed so compound doesn't dry too fast and the texture matches the existing sheen.

03

Test Spray

We spray a test board and knockdown — comparing to the wall texture before applying to your surface.

04

Apply & Knock Down

Compound is sprayed at the correct pressure and density, then knocked down with a trowel to match your existing pattern.

05

Paint to Blend

After drying, paint is applied and feathered — the texture transition is invisible.

What's Included

  • Test spray on sample board before wall application
  • Adjustable splatter size and trowel pressure
  • Matches light, medium, and heavy knockdown patterns
  • Correct primer before texture — no hot spots
  • Paint feathered for seamless transition
  • Works on wall and ceiling knockdown texture

Why Choose Us

  • Invisible texture match — tested before applying
  • Works on any knockdown density from 1980s to present
  • Same-day repair including texture and paint
  • No need to re-texture the entire wall
  • Third-generation texture expertise

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Free estimates in person, by phone, or by photo. Most repairs completed same-day.

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Knockdown Texture Matching

From Our Job Sites

Real photos of our crews' work, straight from the job.

Vaulted ceiling finished with knockdown texture above an arched window and double doors
Vaulted ceiling with knockdown texture
Basement drywall with soffits and a doorway wrapped in metal trim, walls taped and mudded under a knockdown ceiling
Basement soffits trimmed, walls taped, ceiling textured
Basement with a long soffit and a knockdown ceiling, walls sanded and ready for primer
Basement soffit and knockdown ceiling
Doorway into a basement bedroom with a knockdown ceiling and walls ready for paint
Basement bedroom, ready for paint
Basement soffit and knockdown ceiling finished around the doorway to a new bathroom
Soffit and knockdown ceiling around a new bathroom
Basement living area with drywall taped and mudded, a knockdown ceiling and a work light on a stand
Basement living area, mid-finish

Knockdown Texture Matching — Frequently Asked Questions

Knockdown texture varies significantly based on sprayer pressure, compound consistency, drying time, and how the craftsman applies the trowel — two walls done the same day by the same crew can look slightly different. Matching an existing pattern requires replicating all of those variables, which is why we test on a sample board before touching your wall.

Yes — we see a lot of heavy knockdown in Utah homes from that era. Older knockdown was applied thicker with larger splatter and deeper trowel impressions than modern application, and we carry the right compound formulas and adjust our sprayer settings to replicate the heavier, coarser pattern.

No — and we avoid that whenever possible. We apply paint over just the repaired and re-textured area, feathering outward to blend with the existing paint. If your paint has faded significantly over time, we'll discuss options upfront.

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Free estimates — in person, by phone, or by photo. Most jobs completed same-day.

Mon–Sat, 8 AM – 8 PM.