Why Choose Us for Your Next Drywall Texture Project? 

We offer a wide range of plaster texture services, so whether you’re applying texture for the first time, repairing your bedroom wall texture, or changing it up, we can help you achieve the look you’re going for. 

When you choose us for your next project, you have the assurance that you’re working with a reputable company with the experience and prowess to take on any job – big or small. We use materials and tools of the highest quality to ensure that your wall texture remains. 

Our attention to detail and consistent results have earned us a stellar reputation in the industry. 

At Alpha Drywall Phoenix, we are the experts at: 

• Applying different ceiling textures 
• Textured ceiling repair 
• Removing texture from ceilings and walls 
• Creating different types of wall texture 
• Getting rid of popcorn walls and ceilings 

The Benefits of Adding Textures to Walls and Ceilings 

You may be surprised to learn that adding plaster texture to surfaces can have a number of benefits. 

It Creates a Finished Look 

You can't go wrong with applying a brand-new coat of paint if you're searching for inexpensive ways to improve the interior of your home. However, painting isn't the only way to add to the charm of a room.   

Moreover, texturing is a fantastic way to give your space some dimension and character. It is still used in many homes today, despite having gained popularity in the 1970s. 

It Conceals Any Flaws 

The taped gaps where the plasterboard sheets meet after installation and other flaws detract from a room's aesthetic appeal. Plaster companies use drywall texturing as a simple way to conceal minor plasterboard installation problems before painting. 

Additionally, wall texturing can be replicated and used to restore and conceal any drywall damage. 

It Adds to the Aesthetics of a Room 

You can apply wall texture to give your house a unique contemporary or traditional style. There are many options to choose from that can improve the beauty of your space. Any number of application techniques can be used to produce customized results. 

The trowel method of thick texture application can produce a dramatic effect in your living space, while Santa Fe texturing can add a subtle but effective enhancement to your room décor. 

What Textures Do We Offer? 

At Alpha Drywall Phoenix, we are no strangers to plasterboard textures. Our trained texture artists have years of experience enhancing interior spaces with custom and classic textures. We provide the following modern ceiling texture options: 

Orange Peel Texture 

This pattern is achieved by spraying texture on a ceiling or wall, leaving a splatter that looks like orange peel. If you’re looking for a modern, minimalistic style, an orange peel ceiling may be just what you’re looking for. It can be a less conspicuous, light texture if applied with a fine spray. 

Stucco Wall Texture 

Stucco is a great texture to go for if you need to hide imperfections. It can be applied by hand or using a spray gun, so there are several different types of stucco finishes to choose from. 

Knockdown Texture 

A knockdown finish also referred to as a Spanish wall texture, is one of the most popular drywall textures. 

To create this look, the knockdown ceiling texture is sprayed on, then given time to partially dry. It can then be scraped and flattened using a number of techniques. Brooms, trowels, sponges, and other items can be used to smooth it out and make patterns. 

A knockdown ceiling technique called Monterrey Drag mimics the appearance of exterior plaster. With this method, a trowel is used to apply a thick layer of texture. 

We can create a California knockdown ceiling by applying a layer of plaster to achieve stalactite-like peaks. 

Santa Fe Texture 

Santa Fe drywall texture is another option. This look is achieved by applying two layers of smooth joint compound in a way that allows the first layer to show through. If you’re looking for a more low-profile, subtle texture, this is a fantastic option. 

Acoustic Drywall Ceiling Texture 

Applying a thick texture over the ceiling in the 1970s was a popular way to avoid paying for the labor associated with floating the ceiling. The term "popcorn ceiling" is often used to describe this. 

Nowadays, this look is out of fashion, and homeowners commonly struggle to get rid of this heavy texture. Because some acoustic textures could contain asbestos or lead, repairing or removing these textures should be left to a professional.  

Skip Trowel Drywall Texture 

A trowel is used to apply texture to the walls in this design. To achieve a certain look, we can leave trowel markings on the surface to give it a handmade, rustic appearance. On old world or Tuscan-style houses, this is a popular décor element. 

Modern Smooth Wall Texture 

Textural minimalism is a great way to go if you prefer to keep things simple. It smooths out the drywall joints and produces a wall that is uniform and without texture. Minor inconsistencies will appear as flaws, requiring multiple phases of sanding and application to provide the best result. 

Textured Wall Paint 

Another option for adding a simple but effective texture to your walls and ceilings is with textured paint. There are a number of finishes you can achieve with this method, including: 

• Sand 
• Stone 
• A traditional texture 
• Faux finish 

Whether you choose a simple design or a more elaborate, custom textured ceiling or wall, our drywall technicians will work with you to make your wall texture ideas a reality. Talk to one of our experts to find out how we can make your dream décor a reality. 

What Does It Cost to Texture Drywall? 

This is a common question among homeowners. The truth, however, is that there is no straight answer. Many factors affect the cost of adding or fixing sheetrock texture. 

The Type of Plaster Used 

The materials used to create the texture will have a significant impact on the cost of adding texture to your walls and ceilings. If you choose Venetian plaster, for example, you can expect to pay a lot more. 

The Type of Texture You Want to Add 

Some textures will cost more to create than others. This is because intricate patterns often require more tools, materials, and manpower to create. If the look you choose can be accomplished by applying a ceiling texture roller rather than stamping on a custom design, you can expect to pay less for the project. 

Removal of Old Texture 

Suppose you are tired of your outdated popcorn ceilings and want to try something more contemporary. In that case, the old plaster must be removed before a new texture may be added. 

Your drywall contractor will spend additional time removing the old joint compound, prepping the wall or ceiling, and applying a new texture. This will add to the overall cost. 

Another option is to cover the texture with a layer of plaster instead of removing it. Talk to one of our experts to find out what the best option is for your project! 

The Area to Be Covered 

Another factor that will undoubtedly impact the overall cost of adding texture to walls and ceilings is the area to be covered. If you’d like to create a feature wall, you can expect to pay less than you would for covering an entire room in the same textured pattern. 

Contact Us Today for a Free Estimate! 

Your walls and ceilings are a blank canvas that you can use to express your creativity. Our artists are trained professionals skilled in the art of plasterboard texture. Whether you want a simple design or something more elaborate, we can create the look you want. 

With years of experience in all things drywall, we have the experience, skills, and expertise to handle any texturing project quickly and efficiently. We also pride ourselves on safe work practices, so you can count on us to complete the job without incident or injury! 

To find out more about our services or request a free, no-obligation quote, give us a call today or complete our online contact form to receive a callback.