Contact Us for Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Greensboro, NC

Have an outdated popcorn ceiling that you're ready to remove?

Contact us to discuss your popcorn ceiling removal project in Greensboro, NC or one of the surrounding communities.

Whether you need popcorn texture removed, a ceiling repaired, or the surface prepared for a smooth finish, tell us a little about the project and we'll help you determine the next step.

Get in Touch

When contacting us, it helps to include:

  • Your location

  • The number of rooms involved

  • Approximate ceiling size, if known

  • Whether the ceiling is popcorn or another type of texture

  • Any visible cracks, damage, or previous repairs

  • Photos of the ceiling, if available

  • What type of finish you're looking for

Photos can be particularly helpful because they allow us to get a better idea of the existing ceiling condition before discussing the project.

Ready to update your ceiling? Contact us today to discuss your project.

  • Greensboro

  • Summerfield

  • McLeansville

  • High Point

  • Browns Summit

  • Jamestown

  • Burlington

  • Colfax

  • Pleasant Garden

  • Thomasville

  • Oak Ridge

  • Asheboro

  • Gibsonville

  • Kernersville

  • Stokesdale

  • Reidsville

  • Sedalia

  • Archdale

  • Whitsett

  • Julian

  • Liberty

  • Trinity

  • Elon

  • Climax

  • Monticello

  • Randleman

worker is working on ceiling standing on a ladder
worker is working on ceiling standing on a ladder

Popcorn Ceiling Removal Service Area

We serve homeowners throughout Greensboro and surrounding communities, including:

If you don't see your community listed, contact us anyway. Depending on the project and location, we may be able to help.

Ceiling Services

We provide several related ceiling services depending on the condition of your ceiling and the finish you want:

  • Popcorn ceiling removal

  • Textured ceiling removal

  • Ceiling repair

  • Skim coating

  • Ceiling surface preparation

  • Sanding and smoothing

  • Ceiling priming

  • Preparation for painting

If you're not sure which service you need, that's okay. Describe the problem or send us a few photos and we can help you determine what may be required.

Before You Contact Us

If you're dealing with an older popcorn or textured ceiling, don't automatically assume that scraping it is the right first step.

Some older ceiling materials may contain asbestos. If there is a reason to suspect asbestos, appropriate testing and professional guidance should be considered before disturbing the material.

For more information about the removal process, see our Popcorn Ceiling Removal page.

For typical pricing information, see our Popcorn Ceiling Removal Cost page.

For ceiling repairs and skim coating, see our Ceiling Repair & Skim Coating page.

Let's Talk About Your Ceiling

You don't need to know exactly what your ceiling needs before contacting us.

Tell us where you're located, what you're seeing, and what you'd like the finished ceiling to look like.

We'll take it from there.

Ready to get started? Contact us today about your popcorn ceiling removal or ceiling repair project.

Here Are Some Tools You Need to Remove a Popcorn Ceiling Yourself But Better Call Us

Removing a popcorn ceiling doesn't require many specialized tools. For most DIY projects, you'll need:

  • Plastic sheeting – to protect floors and furniture.

  • Painter's tape – to secure the plastic and protect walls.

  • Spray bottle or garden sprayer – for lightly wetting the texture.

  • Putty knife or ceiling scraper – to scrape off the popcorn texture.

  • Ladder or extension pole – to safely reach the ceiling.

  • Bucket – for collecting scraped material.

  • Sandpaper or sanding sponge – to smooth the ceiling afterward.

  • Joint compound and drywall knife – for repairing imperfections.

  • Safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask/respirator – for personal protection.

Important: If the ceiling was installed before the 1980s, consider having it tested for asbestos before scraping or disturbing the material.

tools needed for popcorn removal diy
tools needed for popcorn removal diy