Ceiling Contractors

Ceiling Contractors - From the basic basement ceiling that needs a little TLC to the over 10,000 square foot commercial office acoustic tile ceiling, a ceiling contractor can provide you with the ceiling you want, for all projects up above your head. A ceiling contractor performs a wide variety of ceiling repairs, replacements and installations. Local ceiling contractors have the tools and experience that is required for vaulted, cathedral and other high and wide ceilings that are out of reach for conventional contractors. 

Replacing Ceilings

One of the most common types of ceiling replacement is the popcorn ceiling. This common drywall ceiling finishing technique is an out of date relic that is often removed. If your popcorn ceiling was installed before 1973, it may contain lead particulates. This toxic dust must be handled by a licensed and insured ceiling contractor that specializes in safe lead removal and disposal. An EPA certified ceiling contractor can safely remove your popcorn ceilings.

Acoustic Tiles

Acoustic ceiling tiles are used in many different types of ceiling installations. They are most commonly used when overhead pipes, wires, support structures or ventilation is unable to be disguised with conventional drywall materials. An acoustic tile ceiling is also used in commercial applications where noise needs to be reduced. A qualified ceiling contractor with a long list of past satisfied acoustic tile customers can quickly and affordably hang an acoustic tile ceiling in any sized space or room.

Metal Ceilings

Another project that a ceiling contractor excels at is metal tile ceiling installation. A ceiling contractor who specializes in tin, copper or aluminum tiles can help you design the metal tile ceiling of your dreams. Metal ceilings can be installed in a variety of sizes, shapes, materials and designs, so you’ll be sure to get a style that suits any space; from a basic bathroom to a five star restaurant.

High Ceilings

Whether your installing a simple flat drywall ceiling or a 30 foot high vaulted drywall ceiling, ceiling contractors have one distinct advantage over other contractors in the field—they have the tools and experience to get up in the air. A ceiling contractor has equipment like ladders and scaffolding to get to those hard to reach areas to do repairs and installations with ease.