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Onsite Home Remodeling

Phoenix, AZ · 16 yrs in business

About Onsite Home Remodeling

Onsite Home Remodeling provides popcorn ceiling removal in Phoenix, AZ. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 16 years. Popcorn ceiling removal starts with protecting the room. Floors and walls are covered in plastic, furniture is moved or wrapped, and fixtures are taken down. The texture is misted with water to soften it, scraped off in sections, and bagged. The ceiling is then repaired, skim coated as needed, sanded, primed, and painted.

Common requests for popcorn ceiling removal include debris cleanup and disposal, water stain repair on ceilings, popcorn ceiling scraping, acoustic texture removal and knockdown texture application. Onsite Home Remodeling is also listed for furniture assembly, interior painting, junk removal and wallpaper removal.

Water stains or cracks on textured ceilings that are hard to patch invisibly frequently lead to removing the texture across the whole room. Mention the age of the home and whether the texture has been tested for asbestos, and share photos of stains or damage. Asbestos testing, painted-over texture that is harder to scrape, furnished rooms that need extra protection, and water damage repair add to the cost.

Besides Phoenix, homeowners in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can reach out for popcorn ceiling removal. Request a quote from Onsite Home Remodeling on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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  • Serves Phoenix, AZ
  • 2 employees
  • 16 years in business
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Also offers: Furniture Assembly, Interior Painting, Junk Removal, Wallpaper Removal

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