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Under some circumstances, such as movie theatres, popcorn ceiling is a great way to help dampen sound, but not so much any more for complete ceiling projects.
Popcorn ceilings and their variants, also known as textured ceilings, were a must have thing that started sometime in the 1960’s and continued to be popular throughout the eighties.
Popcorn ceiling is created by spraying a mix of plaster onto the ceiling or, in the case of texture, hand-plastered and dimpled for some effect with a sponge or similar tool.
Unfortunately, with age, popcorn ceiling fades and yellows especially with smokers in the room. Painting over popcorn ceiling can be a challenge and there is often dust and other debris – spiders and cobwebs – that get caught up there. Another downfall is that if there is ever a need to do any repairs, it becomes next to impossible to match up the finish.
Popcorn ceiling today, has become the must-do renovation for many homeowners. Our first option is to scrape it all off by hand – doable if there is a relatively small area, but very messy. There’s also another issue with some installations of popcorn ceiling and that is, pre 1980’s sometimes contained asbestos, which requires additional levels of filtration to safely remove.
Your second option is contract out the job to Edmonton Ceiling Refinishing. We can complete the entire renovation and specialize in textured ceiling removal.
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Ceiling restoration projects are fairly inexpensive with the price to remove popcorn ceiling in the rage of $1 to $2 per square foot, the average homeowner will spend about $1700, while most spend between $850 and $2,500 on the project. Texture painting or other options like decorating tiles will add extra to the overall budget, in addition to getting rid of the original finish.
Weather for a remodel, before selling a home or when buying a home, many individuals many want to get rid of popcorn ceiling from an existing structure. While the process be straight forward, in many cases, It can be a little more challenging is there is asbestos present in the home or office. Consider consulting with us for a safe and successful removal. Don’t hesitate to contact us as we are looking forward to hearing from you.
A frequently performed service is our basement ceiling service. A typical basement is a maze of pipes, wires, ductwork and structural bracing. But take heart: Hiding all those systems with a finish material will give your basement instant credibility as useable living space.
We can tell you that finishing a basement ceiling often involves compromises. In places, ductwork or plumbing pipes are lower than the joists, making it impossible to have a nice, smooth, uninterrupted ceiling. We’ll give you some ideas for getting around those problems.
Edmonton Ceiling Refinishing is pleased to serve Edmonton and the immediate area. Our head office however, is conveniently located next to a major highway. As a result, we are not only have fast turn-around times, we can make ourselves, easily accessible, to a large radius-base of clients. If you’re not seeing you local area listed here, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’ll talk about your project plans, and possibly arrange for a free, onsite evaluation.
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