Floor removal
Flagstone removal
Flagstone is irregular stone in thick mortar. We find it on entries, patios and pool decks. We break it out and remove it, and the house stays clean.
Outside work also needs containment
It is easy to think that an outside job does not need dust control. This is not correct. A patio or a pool deck is a short distance from a door. In the Valley, these doors stay open for much of the year. Dust that you make outside then goes inside.
We use the same containment and dust collection outside as inside. We also protect the route that the crew uses through the house.
Questions and answers
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Do you remove flagstone around pools?
- Yes. A pool deck is one of the more usual flagstone jobs. We examine the access and the drainage before we give a price.
Related
Other things we remove
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Tile removal
Ceramic and porcelain tile, and the thinset below it.
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Thinset removal
Thinset, mastic and mortar beds, ground to bare concrete.
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Travertine
Natural stone in deep mortar beds.
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Slate
Natural slate and its mortar bed.
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Carpet
Carpet, pad, tack strip, and the glue below glue-down carpet.
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Linoleum, vinyl & LVP
Sheet vinyl, linoleum, LVP and LVT, and the glue below them.
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Wood flooring
Engineered and solid wood, glue-down or nail-down, and the glue.
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Installation
A new floor, from the same crew that removed the old one.
One telephone call is usually sufficient.
Tell us the area in square feet and the material on the floor. We give you a price during the call. If you want us to measure the area, a visit takes 20 to 30 minutes.