Old Floor Removal & Disposal
We remove and dispose of old flooring materials so your new floor can go in clean, level, and ready. No hauling required on your end.
What We Take Out
We handle removal of most residential and commercial flooring types — no need to find a separate hauler.
Hardwood Flooring
Solid and engineered hardwood boards, including glued-down and nail-down installations
Laminate Flooring
Floating laminate planks and the underlayment underneath
Vinyl / LVP
Peel-and-stick, floating, and glued luxury vinyl plank and sheet vinyl
Carpet
Wall-to-wall carpet, tack strips, and carpet padding
Ceramic / Porcelain Tile
Tile floors with mortar and thinset — subject to assessment for subfloor condition
Subfloor Panels
Damaged or compromised subfloor sections that need replacement before new flooring
Proper Removal Protects Your New Floor
Skipping proper subfloor preparation after old floor removal is one of the most common causes of flooring failures — squeaks, movement, adhesion issues, and moisture problems. Our removal process is designed to hand off a clean, level surface for installation.
- ✓We inspect the subfloor during removal for moisture, rot, or structural damage
- ✓Adhesive residue is scraped and prepped where applicable
- ✓Tack strips, staples, and nails are removed
- ✓Subfloor is swept clean and leveled if needed before installation begins
- ✓All removed materials are hauled off the property — nothing left behind for you to deal with
Our Removal Process
Free Estimate
We assess the flooring to be removed, identify any subfloor concerns, and give you a written price.
Removal Day
Our crew removes and stacks flooring materials, clearing room by room according to the project plan.
Subfloor Prep
We scrape adhesive, pull fasteners, patch holes, and level where needed to prep for new flooring.
Haul-Off
All removed materials are loaded and hauled away. You don't need to arrange a dumpster or haul.
Ready for Install
The space is ready for new flooring installation — often by the same crew, same week.