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Utah Popcorn Ceiling Removal

The Disaster Company specializes in asbestos popcorn ceiling removal. Our IICRC-certified team provides proper testing, safe removal, and disposal, then finishes your ceiling with a clean, modern look that enhances both style and value. The result is a safer, cleaner environment for your home or business.

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Popcorn Ceiling Replacement

Popcorn ceilings, once popular in the 1970s, now make homes and businesses look dated and can even reduce property value. Many buyers see them as a drawback and may negotiate a lower price because of it. Removing your popcorn ceiling and replacing it with a smooth, modern finish not only updates the look of your space but can also make it more attractive to prospective buyers.

At The Disaster Company, we combine design expertise with certified asbestos abatement to ensure your ceiling transformation is both safe and stylish. Whether you’re preparing to sell, renovating for a fresh look, or concerned about asbestos, our team can guide you through every step to achieve a healthier, more valuable property.

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Popcorn Ceilings and Asbestos in Utah

Many Utah homes and commercial buildings built before 1979 have popcorn ceilings that contain asbestos, a material linked to cancer and respiratory illness. Although the EPA banned asbestos in 1978, builders were allowed to use remaining stock, so ceilings installed into the 1980s may still contain it. Because of these risks, it’s critical to have a licensed asbestos abatement contractor handle popcorn ceiling removal safely and in compliance with regulations.

At The Disaster Company, we have the training, experience, and certification to manage the process from start to finish. Our team works with accredited professionals to test ceilings for asbestos, sets up proper containment, and follows EPA-approved procedures for removal and disposal.

You don’t have to live with the dangers or the outdated look of a popcorn ceiling. With our expertise, your home or business can be transformed into a safer, cleaner environment with a modern finish that restores both comfort and value.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does popcorn ceiling asbestos removal cost in Utah?

The cost depends on the size of the area, the condition of the ceiling, and whether asbestos is confirmed by lab testing. In Utah, professional asbestos abatement typically ranges from $5 to $15 per square foot, depending on project complexity. The Disaster Company provides inspections and detailed estimates so you know exactly what to expect before work begins.

How long does popcorn ceiling removal take?

Most residential projects are completed in a few days, including containment, removal, and cleanup. Larger homes or commercial buildings may take longer depending on square footage and ceiling height. Our team works efficiently to minimize disruption while following safety standards from the Utah Division of Air Quality.

What are the benefits of removing a popcorn ceiling?

Removing asbestos-containing popcorn ceilings protects your family, employees, or tenants from serious health risks linked to asbestos exposure. It also updates your interior with a clean, modern finish that increases property value and buyer appeal. The result is a safer, healthier environment and a ceiling that complements your space instead of dating it. Learn more about asbestos health risks (EPA).

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