Bramalea was begun in the late 1950s as Canada's first fully planned satellite city, with its residential sections laid out and built through the 1960s and 1970s. For ceiling work that history is unusually useful: the housing stock is consistent, the layouts repeat, and sprayed texture was applied as the standard ceiling finish across almost all of it.

If you own an original Bramalea home, the popcorn is very likely the builder's, and it is very likely pre-1980 — which means asbestos testing before anything is disturbed. We arrange accredited Ontario testing and bill it at cost with no markup.

Because the floorplans repeat, we can usually give an accurate Bramalea quote over the phone from the section and square footage. Main floors here typically run 900 to 1,300 square feet, which is two to three days including skim coating, primer and paint. Call (519) 729-7394 for a free Bramalea estimate.