Evolving interior design preferences have homeowners opting to eliminate popcorn ceilings and replace them with sleeker, more contemporary finishes.
We remove your popcorn ceiling using the latest dust extraction equipment, consisting of a drywall sander with a built-in high-power vacuum for maximum dust extraction. Using the latest and greatest sanding technology, removing popcorn ceilings is virtually dustless.
Textured ceilings trap dust, allergens, and even mold, contributing to poor air quality.
The textured look often feels outdated and mismatched with modern decor trends.
Painting popcorn ceilings can be challenging, and cleaning them can make the texture disintegrate or discolor.
A smooth ceiling surface is more appealing to potential buyers, making your home easier to sell and increasing its market value.
Removing a popcorn ceiling can be a labor-intensive and messy process, but it is doable with the right tools, materials, and safety precautions. Here’s a general outline of the popcorn ceiling removal process:
We know that taking care of your furniture, walls, and floors is one of your main concerns when starting work. The preparation phase is very important. For this reason, at Mr. Ceiling Master we take our time to prepare the work area in the best possible way, covering the walls and windows with plastic film, masking off the floors, and covering the ventilation grilles, furniture, and other sections of your home with plastic to protect them and minimize dust.
We remove your popcorn ceiling using the latest dust extraction equipment, consisting of a drywall sander with a built-in high-power vacuum for maximum dust extraction. Using the latest and greatest sanding technology, removing popcorn ceilings is virtually dustless.
We make sure to repair any imperfections such as peeling tape or cracks and then, to achieve a smooth finish, we apply a thin layer of joint compound or drywall mud over the entire ceiling to create a smooth surface.
We will sand your entire ceiling to make it smooth making sure to insulate the work area with plastic to avoid dust as much as possible.
One the ceiling is smooth and dry, we apply a coat of primer to seal the surface, followed by two coats of a high-quality paint for the final finish.
We will carefully remove all wall coverings, masks, tools and vacuum any dust remaining to leave the home completely clean