Direct answer
Not automatically. Drywall patching, texture matching, priming, and painting are separate scope items unless the proposal explicitly includes them. Texture matching requires identifying the existing finish, reproducing its pattern and scale, feathering beyond the patch, and accounting for previous paint buildup. Even a technically good patch can remain visible because paint sheen, age, batch, lighting angle, or a localized touch-up differs from the surrounding wall.
A clear quote should say whether it includes texture, primer, color matching, corner-to-corner or full-plane painting, and protection and cleanup. For critical smooth-wall or Level 5 surfaces, inspect the repair under the room's normal grazing light before final acceptance.
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