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DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture Application, Repair or Removal, Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture - Apply, Repair or Remove - For Business,

About us

DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

Services we offer

Painting, Popcorn Ceiling Removal, Wall Coverings

Amenities

Free Estimates

Yes

Reviews
4.26 Reviews
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Tom W.
Jul 2026
5.0
Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture Application, Repair or Removal
Excellent, friendly efficient service

Justice S.
Jul 2026
1.0
Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture Application, Repair or Removal
The contractor reached out from Angie’s List for the popcorn ceiling removal and quoted me a price. I didn’t respond immediately because I didn’t know if I wanted to use someone for the project. He then followed up and asked if we wanted to move forward. I responded no because it would’ve been too expensive and out of our budget to remove it and redo the ceilings. He then said he could do the job, including the popcorn ceiling removal, patching holes and scrapes, and flat finish and paint for under $3000. He then sent me a quote for $2650, and we would buy the paint, which we did. I told him we had a timeline in place due to moving into the house on July 17th, hiring a cleaning company to clean the house on July 16th, and we would have a painter there starting Monday, July 13th, to paint the house, and he would have to work with the painter to get the job done. He said that he was going to start on Saturday, July 11th, 2026, which he said he planned to “complete the removal on Saturday, patch and repair on Sunday, and start painting alongside the painter on Monday”. We paid him $1000 via Zelle, which he requested to pay for painting materials and a deposit to start the job. I signed his DocuSign stating the full cost of everything being done was $2650. Saturday, he prepped by taping plastic wrap on the walls (which ruined the paint and drywall on our existing walls). He then came back Sunday morning and spent the whole day and was only able to take off the popcorn ceiling in 4 bedrooms, which he previously stated: “it would only take him 6 hours to remove all the popcorn in the entire house”. Then he came in on Monday with his 16-year-old son and patched the holes and put caulking on the walls. The compound mud was so thick that it was falling off the ceiling and cracking. The caulking was so messy that it was all over the walls, including fingerprint marks on the walls from caulking. He texted us and told us he would be done sanding by Monday night. “he already told us he would be done sanding and painting Monday morning,” so Monday had already gone by, and he didn’t even start sanding by Tuesday morning. My husband pulled up to the house at 8 pm and was just pulling in, and the contractor said he was planning to sand and never did. When our painter arrived on Tuesday morning, he said Brett wasn’t there yet, and when we attempted to reach out, it went straight to voicemail, and he didn’t show up the entire day to do any work. At this point, our painter couldn’t work due to all the plastic wrap, and Brett is nowhere to be found. He then told me on Wednesday morning he didn’t want to finish the job due to “it wasn’t a good fit, due to the painter being at the house,” even though he was aware of that upon our agreement. When I asked him if he could at least come down sand down the very thick mud on the ceiling and clean the popcorn ceiling, Dubree said he would for $700. I agreed, and when he got to the house, the painter said to him, “I heard your walking off the job”. Brett then had a verbal altercation and yelled at the painter, and then the painter texted me and said we needed to get someone there asap. When I told Brett my dad and I would be coming to the house to talk, he left the property and drove up to my front gate. We met him there and asked him if he would return and clean up the mess he made, and he proceeded to get into a verbal altercation with my dad, saying that he was “flapping his gums” and not to talk to him, and getting in my face, screaming and cursing. At that point, he STILL requested the $700, which I told him he would not be getting due to the condition that he was leaving my house. He then left and said, “I fired him,” after he drove off and said he refused to come back to the house. I then went to meet my husband at his job, and Brett had arrived at my husband's job as well and stood at the front of the store waiting for him for over 30 minutes. He then texted me and left me voice messages saying that he would be coming after me legally for not giving him his $700.

RICHARD S.
Jul 2026
5.0
Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture Application, Repair or Removal
Bret was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Did all he promised to in the timeframe he gave me. He cleaned up afterwards. 5 stars
Response from DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal
"I appreciate the kind words and the free homemade muffins also !!!!"

Jacob M.
May 2026
4.0
$1,200
Job was done quickly and below budget, would highly recommend
Response from DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal
"Thanks again for the opportunity and kind words...?"

Kaye C.
May 2026
5.0
Popcorn Acoustic Ceiling Texture - Apply, Repair or Remove - For Business
I renovated my 1980 home from roof, ceiling to floor. I could not believe what a huge difference Mr Saluter made. From the very beginning of work to the end of removing all pop corn from ceilings throughout the home completely made it look modern. But the icing on the cake was when Mr. Saluter had taken good care during entire removal process leaving no mess! I’ve been getting so many compliments and would hire him again without any hesitation!
Response from DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal
"After carefully reviewing the signed agreement, project documentation, payment records, photographs, and text message communications, I respectfully disagree that a refund or concession is warranted. The parties entered into a signed agreement for a total contract price of $2,650, which included popcorn ceiling removal, ceiling repairs, sanding, finishing, and painting. The agreement provided a seven-day completion schedule, beginning on Saturday, July 11, 2026, with completion anticipated by Friday, July 17, 2026. Under the agreement, a 50% deposit of $1,325 was required prior to the commencement of work. Although I received only $1,000, I chose to proceed with the project in good faith so the homeowners could remain on schedule. After the agreement was executed, I was informed that the homeowners were moving my timeline by two days shorter and that another contractor would be working in the home during my performance. This significantly altered the work sequence originally contemplated by the agreement. Ceiling restoration is a sequential process that requires removal, repairs, drying time, sanding, finishing, and painting. The introduction of another contractor before the contractual completion period had expired created coordination issues and materially changed the conditions under which the work was to be performed. Despite these changing conditions, the popcorn ceiling removal was completed, and substantial labor and materials were invested in the project. Based on our agreed pricing, the value of the completed popcorn ceiling removal portion of the work was approximately $1,700. At the time work ceased, I had received only $1,000, which did not fully compensate me for the completed work. As the project progressed, the professional working relationship also deteriorated. I became aware that negative statements regarding my work and professionalism were being discussed with another contractor on the project without first addressing any concerns directly with me. This undermined the cooperative working environment necessary to complete the project successfully and contributed to an increasingly adversarial atmosphere. When I later arrived at the property to discuss the project and attempt to resolve the remaining issues, the situation escalated into a verbal confrontation involving third parties. At that point, I determined that continuing work under those circumstances was no longer appropriate or productive. My decision to discontinue the project was based on the overall working conditions and the breakdown in communication?not on any unwillingness to fulfill my contractual obligations. Based on the contract terms, the work completed, the reduced and altered project schedule, and the documented changes in project conditions, I do not believe a refund is warranted. The documentation demonstrates that a substantial portion of the contracted work was completed in accordance with the agreement before the project was prematurely interrupted. Accordingly, I do not have a settlement proposal or counteroffer to present at this time. I respectfully request that the complaint record reflect the contractual timeline, the work completed, the changes to the project conditions after execution of the agreement, and the supporting documentation provided. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Brett A. DiSario DiSario?s Popcorn Ceiling Removal"

Homeowner
May 2026
5.0
Brent was very professional and did a beautiful job. He power washed and painted the back of my mom‘s house and my house and we did a fence for me.
Response from DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal
"Thanks to you and your mother for the opportunities ?... Brett"

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FAQ

DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal is currently rated 4.2 overall out of 5.

Monday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Thursday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Sunday: Closed

Yes, DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal offers free project estimates.

No, DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.

No, DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal does not offer emergency services.

No, DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal does not offer warranties.