Acoustical Tbar Ceilings

Water stains can appear on acoustical ceilings, even if the roof is not leaking. Condensation from air-conditioning ductwork can drip down and eventually create ugly, yellow stains. We will clean and restore the look of your ceiling, and identify the source of the problem so you can address it.

Are your children constantly running around upstairs? Can you hear every single footstep as they play? Installing a drop ceiling with acoustic tiles is an ideal solution that will soundproof excessive house noise.

If the original ceiling height allows, we can refinish the old ceiling by overlaying wooden planks or panels. This is especially good if you have a popcorn ceiling that contains asbestos. As we do not disturb the old material, you do not have to worry about abatement processes.

Drop ceiling panels are no longer limited to the ubiquitous fiberboard acoustic panels that established that industrial look. Today, not only are different materials available, but they can also be embossed with a variety of designs.

The first known use of the word “dingy” has been traced to 1691. If your ceiling is so dull, dirty, and dingy you’ve started to wonder if might date back to that period, perhaps it’s time to have it refinished to restore its bright, clean appearance.

If you’ve only recently moved into your first office space, you may not realize that you have a lot of flexibility to the ceiling tiles you install. Let’s talk about the look and feel you want for your office, so that we can help you choose materials that will set the right tone.

Did you know that you can have warm and rich wood ceilings and get quality noise-reduction too? There are many styles to choose from including paneled, plank, channeled, grille and linear options that not only look great, but have a Class A fire rating.

Drop ceilings, typically found in basements, are known as false or suspended ceilings and feature of grid of thin metal channels filled with lightweight tiles. Adding a drop ceiling to an unfinished basement to cover up ductwork or wires is an easy and inexpensive way to improve your space.

If your business's ceiling needs an upgrade, refinishing might be the best option. Because it takes so much less time than a full ceiling replacement, refinishing is less disruptive. The whole procedure can be done after hours so it doesn't interrupt your business.

While you may love the overall layout and feel of the older home you recently purchased, the ceilings in certain rooms may leave quite a bit to be desired. Let’s talk about the ceiling materials we can have installed before it’s time for you to start moving in.

Specialty ceiling restoration finishes can actually enhance your ceiling’s performance. Some formulas are designed to boost light reflection, improve acoustical properties, improve fire retardation, and resist dirt, dust, and yellowing from exposure to UV light.

When remodeling your bathroom and having a new ceiling installed, make sure the space is vented to the outside. A buildup of moisture can damage the ceiling and the walls, and may contribute to mold growth.

Is your beam ceiling load-bearing or a faux beam ceiling (created as part of the design plan of the building)? Each one requires a different approach when refinishing so as not to compromise the structural integrity of either.

Are you thinking of finishing your basement? These projects are perfect for drop ceilings. Not only can you get a fantastic ceiling, but you can also easily access the pipes and other workings without having to cut holes in the ceiling.

It’s important to remember that not all popcorn ceilings contain the dangerous substance asbestos. That said, popcorn ceilings are still notorious for crumbling and causing air quality issues.

Are you hesitant to do anything to your ceiling because of the time it will render the space useless? In many cases, we’ll be done with your custom ceiling in less than a week.

Is a member of your family suffering from severe indoor allergies? Unfortunately, your popcorn ceiling could be contributing. Let’s talk about ceiling materials that won’t impact the air quality.

It’s important to remember that those water stains on your ceiling tiles can be a constant reminder of the time you came in to a flooded office space. Rest assured that we’re always available to help you purge that unpleasant memory from your building.

One good reason to consider ceiling refinishing is if you currently have a popcorn ceiling. Although this treatment was common from the 1950s to the 1980s, now it tends to date a house and can easily chip. It also can harbor spiders and dust mites.

Planning on adding ceiling features such as an overhead light, ceiling fan, or chandelier? Working with a ceiling pro is the best way to make sure that these are installed correctly and in a way that doesn’t harm your ceiling.

The word “ceiling” is actually derived from a verb, "ceil," "to enclose by building a cover or to finish a surface." The word “ceil” is sometimes used to describe the process of applying a finish coat to walls and ceilings.

It’s important to remember that you have many more options than just the standard plastered ceiling for your home. If you’re interested in exploring the rest of your options, we’re always happy to help you find the best fit for your home.

Most acoustical ceiling tiles are made from mineral fibers and materials that absorb sound. Paint may improve appearance, but it affects the sound-dampening quality. Our refinishing process both restores your ceiling and retains its acoustical properties.

If you’ve recently moved into a new home, you may be less than pleased with the appearance of your ceilings. Whether you need to redo one ceiling or all of them, we’re always up to the challenge.

How often do you look at the ceiling and say to yourself, ‘I’ve got to do something about that’? What are you waiting for?! You can have your old ceiling spruced up, or have it refinished to give it a completely new look.

Are you trying to find that special something to give your office flare when clients come to visit? Why not try looking up? A custom ceiling is a great way to add interest to your office without distracting too much from the business at hand.

Are you concerned that doing anything about the dingy gray ceiling tiles in your office will involve shutting down operations for a time? Remember, ceiling refinishing is typically fast and can take place during your off hours.

Did you know that tin ceilings were used in the U.S. as far back as the late 1880s? Traditionally, sheets of thin tin plates were stamped with a design and snugly meshed. Today, typically aluminum or plastic panels are used.

Professional sound rooms have come a long way since deep-pile carpet was used on the walls in the 70s. Todays fabric-wrapped tiles not only meet fire codes, but they also absorb sound much more evenly across frequencies.

If you have had damage to your roof, look for signs of staining on the underside of the decking, and then check the attic side of the ceiling for signs of drips. If not repaired, the ceiling material will deteriorate, or mold and mildew could develop.