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Popcorn Ceiling: Top Reasons to Remove It  
 
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Repair is a word that scares many. Yes, it is a complicated and painstaking task that requires a lot of time and effort. As a result, you will be able to update your home, implement bold design ideas, and enjoy the beauty of the rooms.

One of the first stages of repair is dismantling old materials. And if everything can be simple with
wallpaper and flooring, then you will have to work hard on the ceiling. Especially if you have a popcorn ceiling. It is better not to dismantle it yourself. Affordable popcorn ceiling removal cost will allow you to quickly get rid of the material, avoid an abundance of dust and dirt and get an ideal surface for further work.

Why Remove Popcorn Ceiling

Popcorn ceiling is a finishing method that was actively used in the 1980s. A rough spray method was used for the coating, as a result of which the ceiling became as if covered with popcorn. The main advantage of this option is that it hides the imperfections of the ceiling and reduces the noise level. And this is the first reason why you should remove the popcorn ceiling: so that the room looks more modern.

If you want the room to look modern and aesthetically pleasing, removing the covering will be the best decision. The popcorn ceiling became outdated 10 years ago. Now, there is a vast selection of materials that will make your ceiling stylish and beautiful.

The third reason why you need to get rid of the popcorn ceiling is safety. In the 80s, asbestos could be used to create materials. This substance can hardly be called safe and environmentally friendly. And if you are worried about your health, then it is better to get rid of it.

Dust and dirt settle on the texture of the popcorn ceiling. It is pretty difficult to clean the covering, and over time the ceiling does not look very presentable. This does not add beauty to the room and creates a heavy atmosphere. In addition, breathing dust is not very good for health. Plus, it can provoke allergies and asthma attacks.

If you want to sell your house and are wondering how to increase its value, then simply remove the
popcorn ceiling. This will make the rooms more attractive, stylish and minimalistic. And such designs are quite highly valued in the real estate market.

How Much Does it Cost to Remove a Popcorn Ceiling

If you have decided to make changes to your home, then most likely you are interested in the question of how much popcorn ceiling removal costs. The price depends on several factors. And one of the most important is the area. The larger the area of ​​the ceiling, the more expensive the service will be.

Also affected by:
  •  ceiling height;
  • complexity of work;
  • availability of furniture.
Each house is individual. The master will be able to name the exact cost after assessing the property.

Trusting professionals, you will not have to worry about anything. Specialists will quickly remove the popcorn coating from your ceiling and, if necessary, apply compositions for subsequent decoration. You should not remove the popcorn ceiling yourself, foremost, because it contains asbestos. And if you do not know how to work with this material correctly, it can be hazardous. The second point is that you can damage the ceiling by dismantling it yourself. Because of this, you will have to spend time on additional processing.

Specialists use professional equipment. With its help, the process of removing the popcorn ceiling takes little time and leaves a minimum of dirt and dust. In order to speed up the process, you can take all the furniture out of the room and remove the lamps. This will not only reduce the time for dismantling, but also reduce its cost...



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