Not usually. Most jobs are contained to one or two rooms at a time, so you can typically stay elsewhere in the home. For larger jobs, we'll talk through the best approach with you.

It can be if it's not handled carefully, which is exactly why we seal off the work area and protect everything before we start. Tighter spaces just mean we're extra careful with containment.

If the building or house was constructed before the early '90s and the texture is original, it's possible. We'll walk you through your options, including testing, before any work begins.

Yes, both. Toronto's got a real mix of housing stock, and we've worked in century homes with plaster ceilings just as often as newer builds with standard drywall.

Depends on room size, ceiling height, and condition underneath. We give a firm, written quote after seeing it in person — no vague numbers over the phone.