Fix sagging ceiling tiles easy peasy 

Never been so relaxed while watching home repair.

I m also glad i jst saw this bcuz I hope i can do it as easily as u did & hope it doesn't all fall down.

Nice, Grandma's old has a couple of places like this, think I can handle this repair, thanks Pat.

It worked!! I did it!! Thank you so very much!!!

You can use spackle to cover the screws.

I was just about to try and pull it down for liquid nail, so glad I found this first.

Thanks so much! This is a great help!

Exactly the video I needed!

I used coarse thread #6 1 & 5/8" drywall screws to hold up my sagging glue up Armstrong tiles 12"x 12". The moment the tile sags, screw it up before the bend becomes set in. The screw would have trouble overcoming the warped tile.

Mine is like this now thanks for the video

how would you fix if there is no stud or ceiling joist at the center point of the tiles?

What do you paint it with at the end anything specific

You just rescued me from dismantling my creepy basement ceiling tiles. Thank you !! -Amber from Glenshaw PA

Thank you

What was used to make a clean hole without cracking the tile before you put in the drywall screw?

Hello I reside in my Father’s 100 year frame house. The living room drop ceiling material is similar to the one in your video however it’s rectangular shape…looks like about 3-4 maybe falling…drop top ceiling I believe it’s about 50 years old…cannot afford to replace now…would the nails that your were using in your video AND a hammer be ok-or should I pull out my new power drill (never used or even know how)

Do you look for or use the ceiling studs for stabilizing the screws and tiles?

Our 50's ceiling appears to be a big sheet of tiles instead of separate ones with sags in a couple of places. How easy would that be to fix?

How do I know where to insert the screws ?

Easy for you to say. You've obviously done it before. I hope I can say easy peasy someday.

Music had to go...spooky

I think removing the old staples was the hardest thing to do. I will use short drywall screws..too bad they weren’t white dry wall screws… i like the liquid paper idea. One row of tiles fell. What a headache.

The music makes this video almost unwatchable. Thank goodness for the mute button.

I'd use a staple gun in seems. But I hate these and I'm removing my tiles on my lowered ceiling.

I hate these fuckin tiles

Great job! What kind of screws did u use?

What are these ceiling tiles called..is it cortega or something else..thx

I just had a strip of 5 just fall. Scared me to death. Pretty rough looking up under there. Not sure how I’m gonna get them back up either.

What length screws are you using?

mine feels like a lot of t tension on it like it would break if i even tried too push it up

How do you know where to place the screws? My sisters house has a few places where tiles are sagging..need to fix that before painting 😊💗

What is on the other side of these tiles? Insulation?

So how would you know if you'd be placing a screw through an electrical wire?

I want to paint this kind of ceiling can I paint this kind of ceiling ? What should I use?

Now you got a big screw showing

Do ceiling tiles contain asbestos?

It would have been beneficial to actually SEE the first step. Your arms were in the way.

Talk what are you feeling for

What are you using to hide the screws?

Old panels can have asbestos.

Can’t see what you did

Can I use a nail gun?

music annoying and unnecessary

Age restriction on fixing ceiling tiles wake up bro

We're these tiles stapled onto sheetrock ? Sorry if it sounds dumb but I wanna be sure of something that has come to my mind as an idea that's why I ask if it's sheetrock behind