Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
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In business since 1989
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"One of the best, if not the best, acoustical ceiling professional in the area!"
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
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In business since 2024
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"What a terrific job! Susan was very thorough and worked nonstop for 4hours. She listened to my requests and really came through! I highly recommend G & A cleaning services."
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
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"Linda did a very nice job with our house cleaning. She is a hard worker and listened well to all the special things we wanted done. I would recommend Linda for her cleaning services."
Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
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Small jobs welcome
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My name is Cynthia im bearly starting my own little business in cleaning houses but my work quality speaks for itself I decided to start working si i can help my husband out. We have 6 kids and its getting tough out there !!! I do have recommendations 😊
Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
In business since 2015
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"Well. We are glad that is something we never chose to do on our own, removing “popcorn” ceiling is a huge job how Danny and his crew did it minimal dust for us!"
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
In business since 2020
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"Alma is the housecleaning professional I have been looking for in Fort Collins. I have a pretty high standard of cleanliness and attention to detail, and I understand that can’t be achieved by every housecleaner or company. However, I have found that level of commitment to detailed cleaning in Alma’s house cleaning. I always appreciate when someone takes the time to understand my preferences for each room of the house. Alma is hardworking, competitively priced, and puts a lot of effort into work. I am thankful for her! If you’re wondering if you should try her company, I encourage you to do so. Nothing is overlooked!"
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
In business since 1975
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"The back porch was enclosed to make a sunroom addition with electricity and in-floor radiant heat. It included a new concrete floor, sliding door, regular door and windows. Mark successfully navigated all permitting issues. It turned out beautifully and we use it constantly. It is one of our favorite rooms both summer and winter."
Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
In business since 1992
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Emergency services offered
"It was outstanding and reasonable price they were quick to response and fix our problem and I will recommend them anytime its hard to find cloudy work these days."
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Serving Snyder, CO and surrounding areas
In business since 2020
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"Jerome and Adam from J & Z Moving were great. They had my stuff loaded quickly and all of the furniture fit through the doors without being broken down."
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A drop ceiling is a type of secondary ceiling that is dropped down below the actual ceiling of a room, hence the name. It’s made up of ceiling tiles (made of fiberboard, foam, wood, metal, or plastic) supported by a metal grid. The space between the drop ceiling and the structural ceiling can be used to hide wiring, pipes, and HVAC ducts.
Most drop ceiling installations take about two to three days, including the time needed to build the grid frame, install it, and place each ceiling tile properly. Your installation might take more time if you need to modify plumbing, HVAC ducts, or electrical wiring to accommodate the new ceiling.
Most drop ceilings require a clearance of at least three inches from the structural ceiling, though you’ll likely need more than that to make space for pipes, ducts, lights, fans, sprinklers, or wiring. In many places, building codes require a minimum ceiling height of seven feet, which can limit the amount of clearance you’ll have between your drop ceiling and structural ceiling.
Yes, you can paint a drop ceiling, but it’s not always recommended. Painting a drop ceiling can sometimes void your warranty because using improper paint or technique can cause the tiles to sag. Paint can also negatively affect the fire resistance, soundproofing, and light reflection of the panels. Consider these downsides before taking on ceiling painting costs.
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