Ceiling Services

Also known as acoustic or textured ceilings, were a popular choice in residential construction from the 1950s through the 1980s. They are characterized by their bumpy, textured appearance, which resembles the texture of popcorn kernels. While they were once favored for their noise-reducing properties and ability to hide imperfections, they have fallen out of favor in recent years.

Pros:

- Noise reduction.

- Hides imperfections and cracks
well.

- Affordable option.

Cons:

- Outdated appearance.

- Difficult to clean.

- May contain asbestos if installed
before the 1980s.

As the name suggests, have a smooth, flat surface with no texture or irregularities. 

They are a timeless and classic choice for homeowners seeking a clean and contemporary look. 

Flat ceilings create a sense of openness and simplicity, making them an excellent choice for modern interior designs.

Pros:

- Sleek and timeless appearance.

- Easy to paint and maintain.

- Works well with various
architectural styles.

Cons:

- Imperfections and cracks may
be more noticeable.

- May require more attention to drywall finishing for a flawless
appearance.

Strike a balance between the textured look of popcorn ceilings and the smoothness of flat ceilings. They feature a subtle texture created by spraying a compound onto the ceiling and then "knocking down" the texture with a trowel, resulting in a mottled, textured appearance. Knockdown ceilings are popular for their ability to add depth without the roughness of popcorn ceilings.

Pros:

-Provides a textured look without
the extreme bumps.

- Helps hide minor imperfections.

- Can add a touch of visual
interest to a space.

Cons:

- May require professional
application for consistent
results.

- Slightly more challenging to
paint than flat ceilings.