Bedrooms and living rooms
Large flat ceilings are the simplest to cover and clean. A living room ceiling is well over 48 square feet, so its removal counts against the agency’s yearly notice limit for the building.
Typical cost in Redmond
Spray-textured ceilings from the 1970s are one place asbestos can turn up in a Redmond home. A chip goes to the lab before anyone scrapes. When it is positive, the room is sealed in plastic and the texture is wetted and bagged as it comes off, which leaves a bare ceiling for drywall repair, a skim coat or paint.
Redmond’s housing is mostly newer than that, with a median build year of 1993 and about one home in six from the 1970s. Testing matters most for homes and apartments from the 1960s and 1970s. We work in Redmond, Cottage Lake and Medina.

Large flat ceilings are the simplest to cover and clean. A living room ceiling is well over 48 square feet, so its removal counts against the agency’s yearly notice limit for the building.
Height changes the setup. Staging goes in, the plastic runs higher and the floor below gets fuller coverage. Allow for that when you compare quotes.
Paint on top changes nothing underneath. The agency cautions that sealing popcorn in place can make removal harder later, and that a thick coating can pull the texture loose.
If water has reached the texture, treat it as damaged. Fibers come loose more readily, so seal off the room until a sample is in, and repair the leak first.
Some choices are easier to make before the plastic goes up.
Get the room ready. Furniture goes out or is draped, and anything mounted on the ceiling comes down or is wrapped.
New drywall, a skim coat and a smooth paint finish each begin with a differently prepared ceiling. Tell us which you want.
A condo owner falls outside the single-family exception, so certified contractors handle the work, the same as for a landlord. Building rules and approvals are separate, so check them with your association or property manager.

We recommend calling, but do feel free to contact us using this form. We'll get back to you with a free, personalized quote or additional questions as soon as possible. We're here to help.
Call (425) 675-7767