What is acoustical ceiling restoration? It is a process that recycles existing aged/discolored acoustical ceilings while recapturing the functional and aesthetic characteristics of the material. The process is equally applicable to popcorn, textured, plaster and tile surfaces.

ProCoat's restoration process provides a better than new ceiling without the disadvantages of replacement. Where ProCoat's recommended application procedure is adhered to, even water stains and nicotine are not an obstacle.

Basically, this is achieved by:

Complete encapsulation of the area, all lights, fixtures, furnishings, etc., are protected against over spray and dust.

After surface preparation has been completed, the entire ceiling system (includes t-bars, air diffusers, and audio speaker plates) is sprayed with our state-of-the-art acoustical coating.

Masking and encapsulation materials are removed and discarded, leaving the area "ready for business as usual."

Large ceiling areas are restored in short periods of time, typically over night. This process is ideal for occupied spaces where the renovation work is limited to nights and weekends in order to avoid conflict with normal business routines.

Ceiling restoration is also a means of responding to those concerned with the environment and the excessive amount of solid waste disposal. Tile replacement typically involves disposal of the old materials.