Utah County · Utah
Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Highland, Utah
We are a professional residential and commercial popcorn ceiling removal company in Highland, Utah. Highland is one of Utah County's most desirable communities, known for large homes, quiet streets, and stunning mountain views. Many Highland homes were built in the late 80s and 90s during a period when popcorn ceilings were still common, and today's homeowners are removing that texture to modernize their spaces. We serve Highland regularly and understand the quality expectations in this area.
- ✓ Licensed & insured in Utah
- ✓ Residential & commercial — homes, rentals, offices, and more
- ✓ Full-service: removal, drywall repair, skim coat, and paint
- ✓ Dust-controlled process — we protect your home
- ✓ Serving all of Highland and nearby Alpine, Cedar Hills, American Fork
Ceiling Services We Offer in Highland
Our core specialty is popcorn ceiling removal, but we handle the full job from first scrape to finished coat of paint. Here's what we offer Highland homeowners:
- →Popcorn Ceiling Removal — Complete removal of acoustic, cottage cheese, and popcorn ceiling texture. We wet, scrape, and clean the entire ceiling surface.
- →Ceiling Texture Removal — We also remove orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, and other texture types common in Utah Valley homes.
- →Smooth Ceiling Finishing — After texture removal, we apply a skim coat of joint compound, sand it flat, and prime the surface for a perfectly smooth result.
- →Drywall Repair — We fix every crack, nail pop, and gouge that was hiding under the texture before finishing. No shortcuts.
- →Asbestos Testing Guidance — For homes built before 1980, we strongly recommend asbestos testing before any removal. We'll help you navigate the process.
Highland homes tend to have higher ceilings and larger square footage, which we account for in our project planning. We use the right equipment for tall ceilings and make sure every inch is properly repaired and finished.
How We Remove Popcorn Ceilings in Highland
Every job starts with a free in-home estimate — we visit your Highland home, measure the ceilings, assess the condition, and give you a written price with no obligation. Once you're ready, here's exactly what happens:
- 1Full protection
We cover every inch of floor and furniture with heavy-duty plastic sheeting before touching a single ceiling.
- 2Wetting the surface
We lightly mist the ceiling with water to soften the texture — this makes scraping cleaner and reduces dust.
- 3Careful scraping
We remove the popcorn texture by hand scraping, taking care not to damage the drywall underneath. This is where experience matters — sloppy scraping creates more repair work.
- 4Drywall repair
We fix nail pops, hairline cracks, seam tape issues, and any gouges hiding under the texture. See our full drywall repair service for details.
- 5Skim coat & sanding
We apply one or two coats of joint compound across the entire ceiling, let it cure, then sand it perfectly flat. This is the step that separates an average finish from a great one. Learn more about our smooth ceiling finishing process.
- 6Prime & paint
We prime the ceiling to seal the compound and apply two coats of flat ceiling paint. Most customers choose bright white — but we can match any color. See our interior painting service.
- 7Full cleanup
We bag and haul every bit of material, wipe down surfaces, and leave your home clean. You walk in to a finished ceiling — not a project.

Why Highland Homeowners Choose Us
We specialize in one thing: removing popcorn ceilings and finishing them perfectly. That focus shows in our work.
Asbestos in Older Highland Homes
If your Highland home was built before 1980, there is a real chance the popcorn ceiling texture contains asbestos. Many ceiling materials from the 1950s through 1970s were manufactured with asbestos as a fire retardant and binder. We do not do asbestos abatement — but we take this seriously and always recommend testing before any removal work on older homes.
Get a certified inspector to take a small sample, send it to a lab, and get written results. If the ceiling tests negative, we're ready to schedule immediately. If it tests positive, you'll need a licensed abatement contractor first — then we come in for the drywall finishing and painting. Read our full asbestos testing guidance for more detail.
Read Our Asbestos Guidance →Helpful Resources for Highland Homeowners
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Nearby Cities We Also Serve
We work throughout Utah County and beyond. Click any city to learn more about our services there.
Get a Free Estimate in Highland
Call or fill out the form. We'll come to your Highland home, look at the ceilings, and give you a written price — no obligation.
