PatchMaster expands in Northwest Houston and College Station

PatchMaster says Todd Honea is expanding the family-owned franchise across Northwest Houston, Bryan and College Station, bringing drywall repair and interior painting services to fast-growing Texas communities. The move targets homeowners and businesses dealing with wall and ceiling damage from leaks, renovations and everyday wear.

Why it matters: - PatchMaster Northwest Houston & College Station is adding service coverage across a fast-growing part of Texas. - The expansion is aimed at homeowners and businesses that need specialized drywall repair, ceiling repair, drywall installation, texture matching and interior painting. - Demand is tied to residential and commercial growth in Northwest Houston, Bryan and College Station.

What happened: - PatchMaster announced the continued expansion of PatchMaster Northwest Houston & College Station, owned and operated by Todd Honea. - The family-owned business serves Northwest Houston, the Bryan-College Station area, Cypress, Katy, Hockley, Waller, Montgomery, Bryan, College Station, Bridgeland, Towne Lake, Copperfield and Hayden Lakes. - Honea built the business after more than 26 years in the technology industry. - Honea said he wanted to build a business without the startup costs and long timelines common to traditional businesses, and PatchMaster offered a proven model and support. - PatchMaster President and CEO Paul Ferrara said Honea’s customer relationship background and service focus position him to become a trusted resource.

The details: - PatchMaster specializes in repairing small holes, nail pops, cracks, popcorn ceilings, water-damaged drywall and walls or ceilings damaged by plumbing, electrical, HVAC and remodeling work. - The company also handles texture matching and drywall installation. - PatchMaster technicians focus on one craft rather than general handyman work, with the goal of blending repairs into existing surfaces. - Honea operates the business with his wife and two sons as an Aggie family-owned business. - Honea remains involved in day-to-day operations to oversee workmanship and customer experience. - The business says it serves damage caused by water leaks, moving furniture, renovations and ordinary wear and tear. - Honea said the company is centered on treating every customer well and delivering quality work every day. - The company says homeowners often call after plumbing repairs, electrical work, HVAC installations, water leaks and home renovations leave damage behind. - The business is active in areas seeing continued development, including the emerging Toro District and the future Houston Texans headquarters area. - College Station and Bryan are also experiencing residential growth that is increasing demand for repair and painting services. - Honea’s personal interests include Texans games, Aggie sports, baseball, soccer and golf.

Between the lines: - PatchMaster is leaning into a niche service model instead of competing as a broad remodeling or handyman business. - The expansion appears designed to capture repeat, local demand from repairs that are difficult for homeowners to match seamlessly on their own. - The family-operated structure and owner-operator model are positioned as part of the brand’s service pitch.

What's next: - Honea will continue building PatchMaster’s presence across Northwest Houston, Bryan and College Station. - The company is directing customers to contact Todd Honea at thonea@patchmaster.com or (832) 952-1450, or visit PatchMaster.com. - PatchMaster also shared social accounts on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and X.