The presence of excess moisture not only weakens drywall, but also creates an environment conducive to mold growth.
To prevent its formation, it is crucial to maintain strict control over the humidity in the environment where the wall is located. This can be accomplished by installing dehumidifiers, repairing any water leaks, and providing proper ventilation.

Avoid hanging heavy objects directly, as this may cause cracking or deformation. Use appropriate anchors to distribute the weight evenly, preventing structural damage. By following these practices, you ensure greater integrity in your walls and avoid the risk of unwanted detachments or deformities.

It is essential to address small damage to drywall walls quickly and effectively. Immediate repair of holes or cracks with putty and special tape is crucial to prevent these problems from worsening over time, in addition to maintaining the aesthetics of the space, these timely repairs preserve the structural integrity, avoiding possible complications and reducing the need for future interventions.

When cleaning your drywall walls, opt for mild products to avoid damage to the surface. It is important to limit the use of water, since drywall is sensitive to humidity. This precaution in cleaning avoids problems associated with excess humidity.

Renew the coat of paint as necessary to protect the drywall and keep it looking fresh.

Regularly check the joints between the plates if there are separations, repair them as soon as possible to avoid cracks and leaks.

Know the common pests that can affect drywall, such as termites, ants, carpenters or rodents. Conduct regular investigations to identify any signs of infestation and take immediate action if we detect the presence of these pests. Rapid identification of pests allows for more effective intervention and prevents significant damage.