Mesa Popcorn Ceiling Removal

In simple terms, removing your popcorn ceiling involves getting rid of the texture altogether by either sanding your ceiling to remove any remnants of the texture or by installing new drywall. If you have popcorn ceiling asbestos, we must also ensure the proper protocol is in place since asbestos is known for causing health problems. 

Removing asbestos from your popcorn ceiling is a delicate process that should always get done by a professional. Otherwise, you risk the asbestos breaking down into thin fibers, making them easier to get in your body. 

Once we get rid of the texture, all that’s left to do is paint the ceiling or use another texture if you want. While popcorn textures aren’t as popular anymore, there are others, like the knockdown texture, that some homeowners favor. It’s entirely up to you. 

In case you have a popcorn ceiling with water damage, you could expose your home to molding, rotting, and pests getting to your drywall panels. Here, it’s imperative to contact us as soon as possible so that we take care of the issue promptly. 

Additionally, our team will cover everything related to framing, insulation and any other parts of the removal and installation process regarding drywall. You don’t have to do anything; sit back and relax while we do the rest! 

If you have no idea of what you want to do after we get rid of your popcorn ceiling, don’t worry; we have dozens of suggestions we can give you! 

Texture removals, whether they’re on walls or ceilings, can get messy very fast. If you don’t have the right equipment or experience, you could leave your home in a poor condition. 

Keep in mind that having broken drywall panels can expose your home’s internal plumbing and electrical wiring to harmful agents, and if you don’t know how to repair these broken panels, you risk your home losing its internal integrity in general. 

In essence, you will spend more money and time in the long run than if you hire a professional to do the job. Hiring a contractor may seem more expensive at first, but once you notice how you don’t have to worry about anything regarding your ceiling or walls for years to come, you’ll notice it was all worth it.

The average popcorn ceiling removal cost will depend on some factors. If you have asbestos, for example, we have to include the asbestos popcorn ceiling removal cost in the project brief. We also have to include other things like insulation, framing, and other problems you may have. 

Here’s what you can expect to affect the pricing in your next removal project: 

• Materials used 
• Tools used 
• Workers’ fees 
• Size of the project 
• Severity of the problem 

You may be unsure of what you may need for your removal project, especially if you haven’t dealt with drywall in your life. In these cases, the best way to know what you will have to pay for removal services is to contact our professionals. We’ll give you a detailed outline of everything we’re going to do, and we won’t start working until you approve the brief. 

There are a number of reasons why you should consider a smooth ceiling instead of a popcorn one. Firstly, a smooth ceiling has a better resale value. Popcorn ceilings are outdated, and not everyone enjoys the appearance of one. Many people prefer the look of smooth ceilings and would not want to bother about having to remove a popcorn ceiling when moving in. 

Smooth ceilings are also easier to clean. Popcorn ceilings are quite difficult to maintain and clean because they often trap dust in the little nooks and crannies, which is not easy to get access to. 

Lastly, and possibly most importantly there's asbestos. Many popcorn ceilings contain asbestos, which is known for creating respiratory diseases, such as lung disease. While this can’t harm you if it’s contained or undisturbed, it’s best to not take the risk when it comes to your health.