Luckily, getting rid of popcorn ceilings is a simple process, although it can be messy and require some effort. Despite the laborious effort, the results of the renovation project are completely worth it. By removing the popcorn texture, you can freshen up the look of the room and create a brighter, more modern space.
First and foremost, it is crucial to have the popcorn tested by an EPA-approved lab. In homes built before 1982, asbestos was the main ingredient in the texture of sprayed ceilings. If it is found to contain asbestos, it is highly recommended to hire a professional trained and licensed to handle hazardous materials. On the other hand, if an inspection shows a ceiling with a paper popcorn finish, you can remove it yourself. However, since it is a water-based operation, it is wise to turn off the power to the room you are working in.
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