Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Eastern Hills

Finally Get Rid of Those Dated Ceilings

Professional popcorn ceiling removal that transforms your Eastern Hills home into a modern, clean space you’ll actually want to show off.
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What Your Home Looks Like After

Your ceilings become smooth, bright surfaces that make every room feel larger and more modern. Light distributes evenly instead of getting trapped in all those bumps and ridges.

Dust stops collecting in places you can’t reach. Your home feels cleaner because it actually is cleaner.

And when it’s time to sell, buyers see a well-maintained property instead of wondering what’s hiding under that outdated texture. No more explaining away the 1970s aesthetic or watching potential buyers mentally subtract thousands from their offer.

Ceiling Contractors Eastern Hills TX

Three Decades in Tarrant County

A Plus Home Remodel has been handling ceiling projects in Eastern Hills since before it became the established neighborhood it is today. We’ve worked on the ranch-style homes, the traditional two-stories, and everything in between.

We know these 1950s and 1960s homes. We understand which ones are likely to have asbestos and which aren’t. We know how to work around the mature trees and respect the character of your neighborhood.

Most importantly, we know Eastern Hills homeowners expect quality work done right the first time. That’s exactly what we deliver, with proper licensing, insurance, and the kind of attention to detail that keeps neighbors referring us to each other.

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Textured Ceiling Removal Process

Here's Exactly What Happens

First, we test for asbestos if your home was built before 1985. No surprises, no shortcuts. If asbestos is present, we follow strict safety protocols for removal.

Next, we protect everything in your home. Floors get double-covered, walls get draped, and furniture gets moved or protected. We set up containment so dust doesn’t travel to other rooms.

Then comes the actual removal. We dampen the texture to minimize dust, then carefully scrape away every bit of that popcorn coating. Any damage to the underlying drywall gets repaired and smoothed.

Finally, we apply your choice of texture – smooth, knockdown, or orange peel – and finish with quality paint. Your room is cleaned completely before we consider the job done.

Side-by-side comparison of a bedroom ceiling before and after remodeling; the left side shows a textured popcorn ceiling, while the right side shows a smooth, flat ceiling with the same ceiling fan and furniture.

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Asbestos Testing Eastern Hills

What's Included in Our Service

Every popcorn ceiling removal project includes asbestos testing for homes built before 1985. This isn’t optional – it’s required for your safety and our licensing compliance.

You get complete room preparation, professional-grade containment, safe removal using proper techniques, drywall repair as needed, your choice of new texture, and quality paint application.

In Eastern Hills, we’re particularly careful about protecting those beautiful hardwood floors and respecting the architectural details that make these homes special. We handle permits when needed and coordinate with HOA requirements.

The process typically takes 2-3 days per room, depending on size and complexity. You’ll have a clear timeline upfront and daily updates on progress.

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Do I need asbestos testing before removing popcorn ceilings in Eastern Hills?

Yes, absolutely. If your Eastern Hills home was built before 1985, Texas regulations require asbestos testing before any popcorn ceiling removal work begins.

Most homes in Eastern Hills were built in the 1950s and 1960s, which puts them squarely in the timeframe when asbestos was commonly used in popcorn ceiling mixtures. Up to 80% of popcorn ceilings from this era contain some level of asbestos.

We handle the testing process for you using certified labs. If asbestos is present, we follow strict safety protocols for removal, including proper containment, specialized equipment, and safe disposal. This isn’t something to skip or try to handle yourself – the health risks are too serious.

Most popcorn ceiling removal projects in Eastern Hills range from $3 to $6 per square foot, depending on several factors including ceiling height, room layout, and whether asbestos is present.

For a typical 12×12 bedroom, you’re looking at roughly $430 to $860. Larger rooms like living areas or master bedrooms will cost more, while smaller spaces like bathrooms cost less.

Asbestos-containing ceilings require additional safety measures and specialized disposal, which increases the cost. But trying to save money by skipping proper testing and safety protocols isn’t worth the health risks. We provide detailed, written estimates that break down all costs upfront – no surprises or hidden fees.

Most single rooms take 2-3 days from start to finish, including drying time for repairs and paint. Larger or more complex rooms may take longer.

The timeline depends on several factors: room size, ceiling height, whether asbestos is present, the amount of drywall repair needed, and your choice of new texture. Asbestos removal adds time because of the additional safety protocols required.

We provide a detailed timeline during your estimate so you know exactly what to expect. We also coordinate the work to minimize disruption to your daily routine. Many Eastern Hills homeowners prefer to have the work done room by room rather than all at once, which we can accommodate.

Removal means completely scraping off the textured material and starting fresh. Covering means installing drywall or other materials over the existing popcorn texture.

Removal is usually the better choice because it eliminates the problem entirely, allows for proper inspection of the underlying ceiling, and doesn’t reduce your ceiling height. You also avoid potential issues if the popcorn contains asbestos – covering it up doesn’t eliminate the health concern.

Covering can be faster and sometimes less expensive upfront, but it reduces ceiling height and can create problems down the road if moisture gets behind the covering material. In Eastern Hills homes with already modest ceiling heights, losing those extra inches often isn’t worth the short-term savings.

For non-asbestos removal, yes, you can typically stay in your home. We set up containment to keep dust and debris confined to the work area.

However, if asbestos is present, we strongly recommend staying elsewhere during the removal process. The safety protocols required for asbestos removal are extensive, and it’s simply more comfortable and safer for you and your family to be away from the work area.

Even for non-asbestos projects, many Eastern Hills homeowners choose to stay with family or friends during the work. The process involves significant dust and noise, and having the house empty makes it easier for our crews to work efficiently and clean thoroughly.

Yes, we handle all necessary permits and coordinate with HOA requirements when needed. Most popcorn ceiling removal doesn’t require permits, but we check with the city to be certain.

In Eastern Hills, some HOA communities have specific requirements about exterior work or dumpster placement during renovation projects. We’re familiar with these requirements and handle the coordination for you.

We also manage any disposal requirements for asbestos-containing materials, which must be handled through certified disposal facilities. This isn’t something homeowners can handle through regular waste pickup – it requires special procedures and documentation that we manage as part of our service.

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