False Ceiling Installation

False Ceiling Installation

By installing false ceilings, you may make your room, office, lounge, and other spaces seem better and feel more livable. A room may feel gloomy, cramped, and depressing if the ceiling is damaged or ugly. The only people who can successfully combine art, skill, and perfection are PS Home Maintenance ceiling specialists. Whether you need false ceiling repairs or a complete ceiling redesign, we have the know-how to handle it all.

One of the most often requested services in Singapore is false ceiling work and repairs. Any kind of false ceiling work, including gypsum ceiling installation, maintenance, and repairs, can be handled by our skilled staff. We offer a range of false ceilings, including gypsum boards, metal ceilings, and PVC ceilings. Additionally, we provide a large selection of colours and styles so you may select the perfect ceiling for your house or place of business.

PS Home Maintenance:

Many Singaporean businesses and homeowners have benefited from our false ceiling installation and repair services, which have reduced operating expenses and enhanced the look of their buildings. In private homes, HDB apartments, and commercial spaces including stores, restaurants, and offices, PS Home Maintenance installs and fixes a variety of suspended ceilings.

Our drop ceiling services for businesses have improved the atmosphere of numerous commercial buildings for both employees and clients, while our residential false ceiling services have improved innumerable kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, and bathrooms in houses throughout the island.

The installation and maintenance of fire-rated and acoustic ceilings, as well as more than 20 years of experience in residential and commercial restoration, support our false ceiling contractor services. In addition to offering complete false ceiling installations and repairs, PS Home Maintenance also offers other services like

• Disassembling and getting rid of your old false ceiling.
• Add a coat of paint to your freshly plasterboard ceiling if you like.

What Should You Do If There Is Damage To Your False Ceiling?

After investing a significant sum of money to construct a false ceiling, it can be very upsetting to discover that what was previously a visually appealing feature of your home has obvious damage.

Even while it could be tempting to start doing DIY projects right away, it is strongly advised to consult a reputable ceiling repair agency to evaluate the damage. Don’t put off hiring a professional since these kinds of problems need to be fixed right away.

What Kind of False Ceiling Services Do We Offer?

PS Home Maintenance provides a wide range of ceiling work, covering about anything you might possibly need. Our experts will visit your location and evaluate your needs as part of our inspection-based services. After that, the group will present a wide range of options for the material, design, cost, and timeline. The false ceiling fixing task is then scheduled for a time that works for you, based on the choice you choose. The sorts of false ceilings that we address are as follows:

1. False Ceiling Made Of Plaster Of Paris:

White chalk, sometimes called Plaster of Paris, is one of the most widely used materials for roofing in both residential and commercial settings. POP, which is made by boiling gypsum at a temperature where water evaporates, is just gypsum powder without the water component.

2. False Ceiling Panels Made Of Gypsum:

Gypsum, a calcium sulfate, is a common material for false ceilings because it is lightweight, fireproof, and can insulate against heat and sound. Gypsum boards can be suspended from an iron framework to form a false ceiling.

3. Wooden Ceiling Panels:

False wood ceilings can have visually appealing natural patterns and textures. Working with wood is a great experience. Wooden panels include hollow pieces, boards, and panels. They are easy to install, usually just needing nails and screws. Colder conditions are ideal for them. Despite their durability, they are vulnerable to warping and termite damage. They can be finished in several ways, such as by painting in the right hues.

4. Fiber-Based Ceiling Tiles:

False fibre ceilings are also referred to as acoustic or soundproofing ceilings due to its ability to insulate against heat and sound by blending natural and synthetic materials. Fibre ceiling tiles are perfect for commercial applications in noisy settings like offices, retail showrooms, and shopping malls because of the reinforcements that provide them longevity, hardness, and fire resistance.

5. Glass Ceiling Panels:

Glass is a great option for enhancing the appearance of a false ceiling because it is clear and non-crystalline. Because of its fragility, its uses are limited. It is possible to use their transparency to enlarge small spaces.  In establishments like booksellers, jewellery stores, cafés, and libraries, glass ceiling panels could be a good roofing choice. Glass can have a variety of design elements applied to it, including colour, lamination, and patterning. Glass is also an excellent heat insulator.

6. False Ceiling Made Of PVC:

PVC is a great plastic for making false ceilings in bathrooms, kitchens, basements, garages, and toilets. An inexpensive substitute for more costly panels is PVC ceiling panels. Maintaining these panels in good condition and installing them is easy.

7. Metal Ceiling Tiles:

Metals like galvanized iron and aluminium are frequently used to create false ceilings. Metals are durable and hard by nature. These ceiling panels require little maintenance and are easy to install. They are great for hiding electric cables, AC ducting, and water pipes because they can be easily taken out and put back in.

What Are The Causes Of False Ceilings?

There are several reasons why you should purchase them, and they will depend on your own preferences as well as the style of your home’s décor. Here are several reasons to install false ceilings:

• These can significantly enhance the area’s decor if you previously had high ceilings. In addition to this, anyone can adjust your lighting to create a variety of moods in the room.
• False ceilings have quirky sound absorption and are a great method to make your space quiet while also giving it a feeling of cosiness. It may also help to conceal any wiring used in the lights. A bedroom with a false ceiling is ideal for studying or for other spaces where you want to unwind after a long day.
• A great approach to hide warmth in your space is with installation of gypsum false ceiling. They can protect your house from strong winds during a stormy season, providing you with a cosy place to sleep until the rainstorm passes.

Installation of False Ceilings:

The following procedures are commonly included in the installation of a false ceiling:

1. Design and planning: Establish the false ceiling’s layout and design, including the kind of materials to be used, and whether or not you want false ceiling light installation and any additional accessories.
2. Preparation: Prepare the space by clearing it out and making sure all plumbing and electrical connections are made correctly.
3. Framing: To secure the false ceiling, construct a framework of wooden or metal support components. This structure is fastened to the walls or ceiling that are already there.
4. Ceiling panel installation: Cut the panels to the appropriate size and fasten them to the structure. The panels may be composed of PVC, aluminium, or gypsum board.
5. Finishing: Use joint compound or putty to seal the joints between the panels, then sand them smooth. If necessary, apply paint or other finishing touches.
6. Lighting fixture installation: To the design plan, install any lighting fixtures or accessories onto the false ceiling.
7. Last inspection: Make sure everything is firmly in place and according to the desired design by doing a last examination after the false ceiling is finished.

All things considered, installing and fixing a false ceiling can be a labour-intensive procedure that calls for the skills of a qualified contractor to guarantee a high-quality finish.

Our Services For Repairing False Ceilings:

In addition to posing a risk of injury from falling parts, damage to your false ceiling can deface the appearance of your house or place of business. Our false ceiling repair experts can rapidly install lightweight new false ceiling panels at a reasonable cost, being careful not to cause more harm to the surrounding regions.

When it comes to drop ceilings, PS Home Maintenance frequently solves issues including stains, cracks, sagging, and peeling paint. These kinds of problems are usually brought on by water leaks, moisture build-up, shoddy construction, and inferior materials, which can result in fungal growth or insect infestation. As a reputable false ceiling repair company, we exclusively utilize high-quality materials to return your ceiling to its original state.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. A False Ceiling: What Is It?

A secondary ceiling that is positioned beneath the primary ceiling is called a false ceiling, sometimes referred to as a dropped or suspended ceiling. It is composed of materials such as metal, wood, POP (Plaster of Paris), and gypsum. In addition to providing insulation, false ceilings can be used to hide ductwork or wiring.

2. What Advantages Can False Ceiling Offer?

By adding texture and style, false ceilings improve a room’s aesthetic appeal. By offering insulation and lowering fluctuations in room temperature, they increase energy efficiency. They also provide better lighting and acoustics while concealing unsightly pipes, air conditioning ducts, and wiring.

3. Can The Acoustics Of A Space Be Improved By False Ceilings?

Indeed, false ceilings are a great way to improve the acoustics of a space and soundproof it. For home cinemas, workplaces, and conference rooms, materials like gypsum or acoustic panels are perfect since they absorb sound and lessen echo.

4. Are Pests Able To Survive Under False Ceilings?

The majority of false ceiling materials, such as metal and gypsum, are resistant to pests. However, if left untreated, wooden false ceilings could become vulnerable to termites. Pest problems can be avoided with routine upkeep and the use of anti-termite remedies.

5. How Much Does It Cost To Build A False Ceiling?

Material, design intricacy, and area size are some of the variables that affect the cost. For simple gypsum designs, false ceilings typically cost between $2 and $5 per square foot. The cost of lighting-equipped decorative or multi-layered ceilings can range from $7 to $15 per square foot or more.

6. What Is The Duration Required To Install A False Ceiling?

The size and complexity of the project determine how long the gypsum false ceiling installation will take. Basic false ceiling installation typically takes three to five days for a room of average size. Larger areas or intricate artwork could take more time.

7. Do False Ceilings Last A Long Time?

Indeed, when constructed from premium materials and fitted properly, false ceilings are long-lasting. Metal and PVC ceilings have even longer lifespans than gypsum ceilings, which can last 20 to 30 years. Longevity depends on proper upkeep and prevention of water leaks.

8. Can Fans And Lighting Be Installed On False Ceilings?

Of course. Recessed lighting, chandeliers, or cove lighting are all intended to be installed in false ceilings. When installed properly, they can also support air conditioning vents and ceiling fans.

9. Does A False Ceiling Lower The Height Of The Ceiling?

Indeed, depending on the design, false ceilings can lower the ceiling height by as much as 4–6 inches. This reduction, however, can improve the room’s proportions and produce a comfortable atmosphere without feeling claustrophobic with careful planning.

10. Are All Rooms Appropriate For False Ceilings?

Most rooms, including offices, kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms, look good with false ceilings. Unless water-resistant materials are chosen, they might not be the best option for spaces with low ceilings or in high-humidity environments.

11. How Should False Ceiling Be Maintained?

False ceilings need very little upkeep. They are kept in good shape by routine dusting and sporadic cleaning with a moist cloth. Repairs for water stains or damage should be made right away to avoid more problems.