A commercial ceiling transformation
Chamos Texturing’s casino project involved popcorn ceiling removal and an orange-peel finish. The project photograph is part of the Chamos portfolio and shows the commercial side of the company’s ceiling work.
Consistency across the space
A broad ceiling surface makes finish consistency an important part of planning. Compare the desired texture with the lighting and adjacent areas before agreeing on a finish. A sample provides a useful reference for the appearance you want across the space.
Planning your commercial project
Every commercial enquiry has its own access and scheduling requirements. Tell Ronald about operating hours, ceiling height, room dimensions, and the areas that must remain accessible. Ask how protection, work areas, and cleanup will be addressed in the proposed scope. Availability and scheduling are agreed for your project.
Define what is included
Describe the existing surface and any known damage or previous coatings. Clarify whether the estimate includes removal, repairs, texture, priming, and painting. Coordinate lighting, electrical, and other access work before the final ceiling finish.
Start with photographs and a conversation
Send wide photographs of the space and close-ups of the current finish. Include your location and the best contact person for site access. Ronald can discuss the next step and whether an on-site assessment is needed. The casino example illustrates previous work; it is not a fixed specification or schedule for another building.
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