
- CSLB #1000495B – General Building
- Licensed and bondedWorkers’ comp insured
- Four countiesOrange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino
- Family-ownedSince 2015
One texture across the whole surface.
A texture is only as good as its consistency. We apply wall and ceiling textures evenly across the whole surface, and on repairs and additions we match the texture that is already there so the new work does not show.
We also remove acoustic ceiling texture and bring the ceiling back to a finished surface ready for its new look.
What this includes
- Wall texture
- Ceiling texture
- Matching an existing texture
- Acoustic ceiling removal
- Finishing after removal
How the work goes
From the first look to the last coat.
Read the texture
On a repair, the texture around it comes first: its type, the size of the pattern and how far apart it sits.
Prepare the patch
The patch is finished flat and sealed, so the new texture dries at the same pace as the old.
Apply and blend
Sprayed or applied by hand, knocked down or troweled to match, and feathered past the patch so it has no edge.
Ready for paint
Once dry the wall is ready for paint; painting it corner to corner hides the last difference in sheen.
What we provide
Everything the work covers.
Wall texture
New texture applied evenly across a wall, from a fine orange peel to a heavier knockdown.
Ceiling texture
Texture applied evenly across ceilings, new or matched to the rest of the house.
Matching an existing texture
Patches and additions textured to the pattern, size and spacing already on the wall, so repairs disappear.
Acoustic ceiling removal
Old acoustic (popcorn) ceilings taken down, after the asbestos test an older ceiling needs.
Finishing after removal
The bare ceiling repaired and finished smooth, or given a new, lighter texture.
On site
The work, in real rooms.





Where we have done it
Projects with this work in them.
Questions
Good to know.
Plain answers about texture and texture matching. For anything else, call (323) 440-0395.
Yes. Texture matching is part of our finishing and restoration work, so patches and new walls blend with the existing surface.
Yes. Acoustic removal is one of our services; after removal the ceiling is finished again so it is ready for paint or a new texture.
Yes. An acoustic ceiling from before the 1980s can contain asbestos, so it is tested before anyone scrapes it. Our blog post on popcorn ceilings explains what the South Coast AQMD asks for.
More services
The rest of the wall.






