Premier Interior/Exterior Painting and Popcorn Ceiling Removal Company for Equestrian Club HOA Residents

This will increase the property value of your home

We will increase the value of your house by taking proactive steps to improve its value. Although updating your entire home or just one room can increase its value, it is possible to make a simple change and create a smooth finish everyone wants.

A popcorn ceiling is not something a buyer looking to buy a home for the first time will want. It can make it more challenging to clean and may cause damage to the house. We can make your home more appealing to potential buyers by removing the stipple.

Stipple is harder to clean.

Stipple ceilings can be more challenging to clean due to their texture. They also attract dust and cobwebs much more than smooth ceilings. The kernels can sometimes fall from the ceiling, creating extra dust in your home. It is sure that if something touches the stipple, it will leave a small amount of popcorn ceiling on the ground or table.

It may be hazardous to the health.

Before asbestos became a significant health concern, it was used in stipple ceilings as a binding agent. We don’t want asbestos near our families. Asbestos has been shown to cause certain types of cancers.

We can remove popcorn ceilings with asbestos from your home and prevent you or your loved ones from breathing harmful chemicals to their health.

Asbestos can be found in popcorn ceilings. Asbestos can be used to refer to any of six natural fibrous materials. Its strength and heat resistance made it a popular material in building construction in the late 1800s. It was a fireproof material for steel beams, columns, and concrete.

Although it was used in popcorn ceilings, it was banned because of its health hazards in 1977. For another year, however, many companies still used asbestos-containing materials.

Large amounts of fibers can lead to lung disease, scarring, and even lung cancer. However, asbestos is safe if it’s not disturbed or contained. Not all asbestos is the same. Some types are more harmful than others.

Even though you might not want to put your home at risk, It is impossible to tell if a surface has asbestos unless it is tested. It is not visible to the eyes. It will be necessary to take a sample from the ceiling and send it off to a laboratory that is experienced in identifying asbestos.