Flooring Removal Services

It went well, I think I called on a Friday and they were on site the following Wednesday with a big crew and heavy equipment. The job was in Ft. Pierce and they drove all the way from Pompano, for which I was grateful. The work was done in 2-3 hours and there was of course some dust but it was minimized with their filtration equipment. There was some minor damage to the wood baseboard, which I pretty much expected having to repaint. They removed all the old tile and disposed of it off site. Unfortunately, I did not stain the bare concrete floor like I wanted to do. The staining company (not related to Flooring Removal Services) quoted me a high price stating they would need to re-grind the floor smooth to their specifications and job would take 3 days. So I ended up re-tiling and the tile labor was $800 ($2 / SF). The flooring removal was somewhat costly but it is the Cadillac service and will leave you with a flat surface with a texture about like 200 grit sandpaper. All the old thinset was removed. The only problem that I had was, I asked for a paid invoice twice and have not received it. I paid by check so I guess the canceled check is my receipt.

I once removed 300 sq ft of ceramic tile, and while the end result turned out ok, I swore I would never take on such a project EVER again. It was hot, dusty, time consuming, back-breaking work that is best left to professionals. So, when I decided to remove the tile in a home I just purchased, I immediately called this company. I spoke with Bruce on Friday, I was given a fair quote, and by Monday I had three workers at my door at exactly 9 a.m. These 3 guys were absolutely amazing! Removing the tile was a bit loud but these guys were so fast, that when I heard silence for a while I went out to see if there was a problem, and to my surprise they were finished! And just like that 650 sq ft of ugly 12x12 ceramic tile and thinset was gone. My concrete floor was left clean and perfect, even the perimeter of the room was left completely clean. And although I found the thinnest layer of dust, 3 DAYS LATER, their process of using these massive sized vacuums left my home 99.9% dustless. For anyone considering removing tile on your own, all I have to say is, DON"T DO IT! This is one of those things you don't want to go the cheap route on. The aggravation, time, and potential for getting hurt just isn't worth the "savings."