When should I recoat my ceiling?

Some ceilings are beyond cleaning, or they are highly textured and do not clean well. “Acoustical Recoat ” gives the owner an alternative to replacing expensive tile that can’t be cleaned.

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Is recoating my ceiling? Will it disrupt my business?

Acoustical Recoat is long lasting, it allows years between treatment. It blends so easily that you can do part one day and take up where you left off the next day or next week without overlap showing. There is a low volume of fallout from overspray. All of these things contribute to easing business disruptions.

 

How is Acoustical Recoat better than a regular clean? 

Acoustical Recoat is scientifically formulated coating that actually restores acoustical tiles to their original function and beauty.

 

Why not use standard paint?

Painting results in tiles being stuck to t-bars and frequently causes tiles to bow or warp with changes in temperature or humidity. Dirt on painted surfaces will bleed through and yellow the paint. Not only is the odor of paint objectionable, but the acoustical properties of tiles are more likely to be damaged by paint. Painted ceilings often can’t be cleaned.

 

Why not just replace them?

Replacement costs would be considerably greater, when you consider the cost of tile and include disposal (land-fill) cost! Compared to replacement recoating will be a substantial budget stretching decision!

Replacing tiles will not eliminate the problem, discolored grids and t-bars still need to be dealt with.

With recoating, metal or plastic grid is renewed. Vents, speakers, and other non-vital ceiling fixtures can be coated for a uniform appearance.