Pricing For Scraping Cottage Cheese?
 
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Old 03-04-2007, 01:59 AM   #1
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Pricing For Scraping Cottage Cheese?

I've got 1200 sq. ft. of cottage cheese ceiling to scrape. What is a good price to charge. And how, by foot? Also, is it different for painted and unpainted?

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Old 03-04-2007, 07:17 AM   #2
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Theres a company down here that does this, in my opinion, dirt cheap. They just did 1000 sq ft of ceiling for a client of mine.....removed the popcorn, did the knockdown, for $1.00 a sq. took them 4 hrs, start to finish. Place was immaculate when they left as well. http://popcornremoval.com
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Re: Pricing For Scraping Cottage Cheese?

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Theres a company down here that does this, in my opinion, dirt cheap. They just did 1000 sq ft of ceiling for a client of mine.....removed the popcorn, did the knockdown, for $1.00 a sq. took them 4 hrs, start to finish. Place was immaculate when they left as well. http://popcornremoval.com
Was that just to remove the popcorn, or did that price include spraying a new knockdown texture in its place?

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