Popcorn ceilings were popular in houses back in the 1970s-80s. Even with this popularity, there was a downside to them, as they accumulate dust, dirt, and cobwebs which can be bad for allergies and some were made with asbestos which is dangerous for you to breathe. It is very hard to clean them and they tend to flake and fall all over making a big mess as well.
One of our customers had a problem with it falling all over in their house and wanted to have the popcorn ceiling tested for asbestos and removed. We took samples before we removed the popcorn ceiling and sent them off to the lab to be tested. Then we removed the popcorn ceilings following safety protocol.
Samples came back no asbestos was present.
