Do you have that dreaded popcorn ceiling in your home? You know what I'm talking about....that stuff that looks like cottage cheese on your ceiling? Most of us hate that stuff.
It was popular in the 1970s through to the 1990s. But no one likes it in their home now!! But it's messy to remove and should really be done by a professional.
In this podcast, we tell you the story of how one of our clients had her popcorn ceiling removed for free when one of our employees put his foot through her ceiling.
We'll also discuss
- the benefits of removing your popcorn ceiling
- the effects of dust from popcorn ceiling
- asbestos in popcorn ceilings
- how popcorn ceilings affect the re-sale value of your home
You can find complete notes for this episode on our blog at: The Benefits of Getting Rid of Your Popcorn Ceiling.
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Love Your Home
Love Your Home is a podcast about renovating and maintaining your home! You will learn from the experts at Multi Trade Building Services. We will discuss the keys to successfully renovate your home, reducing your stress levels during the process.
We will present information about bathrooms, kitchens, laundry room renovations, basement finishing, electrical, plumbing and basic Reno 101.
You'll also learn some of the keys to maintaining your home such as why you need a maintenance home inspection.
We hope you'll join us as we teach you how to Love Your Home!
To learn more about renovations and home maintenance, be sure to visit our website at www.MultiTradeBuildingServices.com. There are lots of photos of our projects for inspirations and if you click on News, you find lots of blog posts with tons of ideas to help you with your renovation projects.
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