Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Cedar Hills, Utah

Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Cedar Hills

Cedar Hills is a residential city nestled against the mountains between Highland and American Fork. Many Cedar Hills homes were built in the late 80s and early 90s, which means popcorn ceilings were standard when they were constructed. We work in Cedar Hills often and have removed the texture from dozens of homes in this area.

Cedar Hills homeowners appreciate our clean, professional process. We're in and out efficiently, we don't leave a mess, and the finished ceiling is smooth and ready for paint when we're done.

Our Process in Cedar Hills Homes

Every job starts with a free in-home estimate. We visit your Cedar Hills home, look at the ceilings, measure the area, and give you a written price before any work starts. When we begin, here's what we do:

1. Protection — We cover all floors and furniture with heavy-duty plastic sheeting before we touch the ceiling.
2. Wetting — We lightly mist the ceiling to soften the texture for cleaner scraping.
3. Removal — We scrape the popcorn texture carefully to avoid damaging the drywall below.
4. Drywall repair — We fix any nail pops, cracks, or damage hiding under the texture.
5. Skim coat — We apply a smooth coat of joint compound and sand it flat.
6. Prime and paint — We prime the surface and apply two coats of flat ceiling paint.
7. Cleanup — We haul all debris and leave your home clean.

Smooth Ceiling Upgrades in Cedar Hills

After popcorn removal, most Cedar Hills homeowners choose a smooth, flat ceiling finish. It's the most modern look, easiest to maintain, and most appealing to buyers. We skim coat the entire ceiling, sand it perfectly flat, prime it, and paint it — all in one seamless process.

Dust Control and Cleanup

Popcorn ceiling removal can be dusty. We seal off every work area with heavy plastic sheeting, contain the debris, and clean thoroughly at the end of each day. We bag and haul all removed material so you don't have to deal with it.

Asbestos Testing in Older Cedar Hills Homes

If your Cedar Hills home was built before 1980, we strongly recommend having a certified asbestos inspector take a sample of your ceiling texture before any work begins. We don't do abatement, but we're happy to guide you to the right resources. Once you have a clean result, we'll schedule your removal right away.