Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Valley Center, KS

Valley Center sits about ten miles north of Wichita, a couple of miles west of I-135, and it takes its name from the Little Arkansas River valley. It is an old town that has kept growing, so the housing runs the full range. You will find older homes near the original downtown streets, a lot of ranch houses from the decades when popcorn was the default ceiling, and newer subdivisions on the edges that mostly went up with knockdown or orange peel instead.

If you are not sure which group your house falls into, the year it was built is the best clue. Homes from the 1960s through the early 1980s are the ones most likely to have the original sprayed texture in the bedrooms, hallways and living room. Plenty of Valley Center owners have already redone floors, kitchens and paint, and the ceiling is the last thing that still dates the house.

Anything built or remodeled before the mid 1980s should be tested before anyone scrapes it. Our asbestos page explains how that works in Kansas. The cost page has real Wichita area pricing for single rooms and whole houses, and finish options covers smooth versus a light knockdown.

We also work nearby in Park City, Maize, Bel Aire and across Wichita. Send a close up photo of the ceiling with your quote request and we can usually tell you what you are dealing with before we drive up.