If you don’t pick the right company for your remodel, you could be spending extra time and money getting saltiilo tile removal done, not to mention, you might have lots of dust built up.
The video above shows Saltillo and the how it can be removed effectively using the dust free DustRam system developed by Jack King of Arizona Home Floors.
Dust Free Removal Of Saltillo Tile
Above is an example of typical Mexican saltillo tile. You can click to expand it.
Check out the videos for an effective way of removing tile of the saltillo type.
If you would like to see one of the jobs that was done recently, visit this link:
Arizona Home Floors – Saltillo Tile Removal
Please contact us at Arizona Home Floors today at 480-659-3199 for an estimate and to get prices and schedule your next project.
Above is our newest piece of 3-D printed equipment to remove the saltillo dust free.
Removing saltillo or Mexican tile is very messy.
Please contact us at Arizona Home Floors today at 480-659-3199 for an estimate and to get prices and schedule your next project.
A truly dust free company will not hang up plastic, and they will guarantee that they will remove it with no dust.Some companies still like to use the term “virtually dust free”, meaning that if you have a 2,000 square foot project that you could have 100 pounds or more of dust that goes airborne!
Please note that the cost to remove tile is much higher for saltillo than for ceramic.
Check out our website at http://www.azhomefloors.com/ for more videos on dust free saltillo flooring removal.
Please contact us at Arizona Home Floors today at 480-659-3199 for an estimate and to get prices and schedule your next project.
When it comes to clean up time, make sure your professional contractor also disposes of the broken tile.
Arizona Home Floors in Tempe Arizona has used the term, Dust Free Tile Removal for years because we have mastered the art of removing all the dust at the source, so it never goes airborne.
The dust left behind by other companies can contaminate every area of your home, if you didn’t go dust free, here is what do expect:
- Typical removal companies don’t clean up, leaving your home dusty.
- Regular floor removal can bring dust from a first floor bathroom into an upstairs bedroom and contaminate the entire area.
- Even putting up plastic sheeting does not protect the home as the dust will still go airborne and contaminate the ceiling.
- Air ducts will have to be cleaned as all of the dust will accumulate there
With dust free saltillo tile removal, we guarantee that your home will be as clean, if not cleaner, when we leave, than when we arrive.
Remember that Mexican tile tends to be soft if you compare it to either ceramic or porcelain, so don’t use sledge hammers as they are useless.
Please contact us at Arizona Home Floors today at 480-659-3199 for an estimate and to get prices and schedule your next project.
Questions we are often asked are,
“How do I Remove Saltillo Tiles?”
“How much does it cost?”
“How long will it take?”
The best way to remove the type of saltillo tile you have is to hire a professional flooring contractor to do it for you.
If you need to remove this type of tile, understand that it’s one of the most difficult types of tile to extract, and we can remove it all dust free.
AZ tile companies specialize in this type of removal, saltillo tile is just more common out here, and using a dust free removal system like the DustRam makes it even more desirable to hire someone else to do it for you, unless that is, if you only have 10 square feet to remove.
The right price for removing this type of tile is around $3.50 per square foot. If you are paying less, you might be getting sub-par work that might damage your floor. Read the reviews of the company that you are thinking of using before you even discuss prices.
The tile underlayment can be damaged if you choose the wrong company, so choose wisely.
Call us today to schedule your flooring removal, or an estimate.
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