Is $2,500 to scrape, repair, and blow new popcorn ceiling for a 625 sqft area a fair price?

This quote is for the removal of popcorn ceiling (assumed asbestos) and subsequent ceiling refinishing for a 600 sqft area. The scope of work did not include the bathroom and kitchen. - Popcorn ceiling removal: Assumed asbestos, scraped off without removing the underlying drywall. - Ceiling refinishing: Included application of mud, primer, and paint.

Removal of popcorn texture and application of new knockdown texture followed by painting in two bedrooms (12x12 and 12x16). - Prep for removal of popcorn texture and removal of popcorn at (2) rooms ceilings - Skim ceiling/sand and spray texture (knockdown) at (2) rooms - Prime and paint new texture at ceiling

This quote is for the removal of painted popcorn ceiling, followed by refinishing and painting the entire house ceiling. The popcorn ceiling has been painted over, making it difficult to remove with a drywall sander. A stomp texture finish is planned to hide imperfections after the ceiling has been refinished with mud. The work also accounts for existing crown molding throughout the house, which extends to the ceiling. - Scope: Remove painted popcorn ceiling, refinish, and paint - Area: Entire house ceiling - Ceiling Size: 2400 sqft - Removal Method: Scraping (drywall sander not effective due to paint) - Finish: Stomp texture - Special Consideration: Existing crown molding everywhere, extending to the ceiling