Wallpaper removal can be tricky and messy. At Larry Stewart Painting & Decorating we can usually remove wallpaper in less than half the time it will take a homeowner. Without the proper tools, wallpaper removal can be extremely frustrating and damage delicate sheetrock. But our experts have all the right tools and experience to make it worry free for you.
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At Larry Stewart Painting & Decorating in Chapel Hill, we know removing wallpaper can get in the way of your busy life. We work with your schedule to minimize the impact of our work on your day-to-day life. Our skilled professionals are dedicated to providing you a high-quality result in as little time as possible.
If you live in Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, Durham or the surrounding area and you need help with wallpaper removal, give Larry Stewart Painting & Decorating a call today. We will be happy to give you a free quote for the services you are requesting. Call us today at 910-723-9755 or request a free estimate.
Removing wallpaper is time consuming, messy and requires patience. Most removal processes require steam or a damp sponge. If you use too much water, it can damage the underlying sheet rock. When you begin to peel the wallpaper away from the wall it may come off in tiny strips. Keep a trash bag handy and dispose of the wallpaper as you go. Discarded slightly damp pieces of wallpaper can easily adhere to other surfaces. It is easy to create nicks and holes in the underlying sheet rock when removing wallpaper. An extensive amount of patch and repair work may be needed to prepare the walls for painting.
The trick to removing wallpaper is lightly moistening the paper using a spray bottle or damp sponge. Fill the spray bottle with hot water and a small amount of fabric softener (about 1/4 cup of fabric softener per gallon of hot water). Lightly saturate one section of the wallpaper at a time starting at the top left and working your way down.
Removing wallpaper from an average-sized room can take a full day or longer. The time it takes can depend on the age of the wall and how much prep work was done when the wallpaper was applied.