Say Goodbye to Outdated Ceilings & Hello to Smooth, Modern Ceiling Finishes
Transform Your Home by Removing the Old Texture. Smooth Ceiling Solutions You’ll Love.
A Brighter, Cleaner Look Starts Overhead. Nothing makes a room feel more outdated than a textured ceiling, and not in the nostalgic, charming way. Sure, they had their moment back in the 1950s when builders used them to hide imperfections quickly, but homeowners soon learned they’re tough to clean, impossible to repair seamlessly, and perfect for collecting dust and cobwebs. By the time disco faded out, textured ceilings were on their way out, too.
And when they start to show water damage or flake off, matching the original texture is nearly impossible. Each repair becomes a cycle of scraping, covering, or re-texturing, repeated over and over. That’s why so many homeowners choose to remove the texture for good and enjoy the clean, modern look of smooth ceilings.
We tailor our approach to the type of ceiling you have, making the process as clean and efficient as possible. If you’re ready to give your home a fresher, brighter, more updated feel, we’d love to help you finally say goodbye to that old texture.
There are two main types of textured ceilings, and here’s how we address each:
Manually Applied Textures
Hand-applied ceiling textures are unique, but that also makes them tough to repair or update. If the texture is still holding well, we can skim coat over it with layers of drywall mud, then sand and paint to give you a smooth, modern finish. If it’s starting to flake or fall, we’ll remove the texture and rebuild a clean surface.
Another option is adding a new layer of drywall over the ceiling, finishing the seams, and repainting. For a more polished look, crown molding can also be added.
If you’re ready to say goodbye to outdated texture and enjoy a fresh, smooth ceiling, we’re here to help make it happen.
Sprayed Textures (Popcorn Ceilings)
Popcorn ceilings were once hugely popular because they hid imperfections and helped with sound. Still, today they mostly make a space feel dated and they’re nearly impossible to clean or repaint without special equipment. Because sprayed textures don’t bond well, the best way to remove them is to soak, scrape, and then skim coat the ceiling for a smooth, fresh finish.
We can also install a new layer of drywall and paint it for an even cleaner look. And if your popcorn ceiling was applied years ago, it may contain asbestos, which means careful, professional removal is essential.
If you’re ready to get rid of that old texture and brighten your home, we’re here to take care of the entire process safely and beautifully.