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- Cost breakdown for tiled floor removal
- How Sloop Concurrent works
- Factors affecting tile floor removal costs
- About Sloop Concurrent
- Useful money-saving tips
- Want an exact price? Request a quotation
- Do you need a permit to remove a tiled floor?
- What customers say about Sloop Concurrent
- Have your tiled floor removed by Sloop Concurrent
- Sloop Concurrent: certifications and insurance
- Sloop Concurrent: other popular services
- Request a no-obligation quote
Floor tile removal is almost always charged at a fixed hourly rate. The floor area and how the tiles are attached, whether glued or set in cement, affect that rate. The average hourly rate ranges from €40 to €45. A demolition worker typically spends around 5 hours removing a tiled floor.
The overview below shows average prices, including VAT, for removing a typical living-room tiled floor:
| Demolition company services | Price per hour, including VAT |
|---|---|
| Removing living room floor tiles | € 40 – € 45 |
| Living room floor tile removal, including placing rubble in rubble bags | € 45 – € 50 |
| Removing living room floor tiles, including bagging and disposing of rubble | € 52,50 – € 55 |
| Hourly rate for removing living room tiles (5 hours of work) | € 225 – € 275 |
*The prices above are indicative averages. Would you like to know exactly how much it will cost to remove your tiled floor? Request a free, no-obligation quotation from us.
Price breakdown for tiled floor removal
The price of removing a tiled floor consists mainly of labour. A skilled demolition worker owns the necessary tools, so there are no extra equipment costs. Collecting and disposing of the resulting rubble adds a small charge. In this case, labour accounts for 85%, clearing and disposing of rubble for 10%, and travel for 5%.
How Sloop Concurrent works
Before we start work for you, you will naturally want to know how Sloop Concurrent operates. Below is a simple step-by-step guide. We take care of everything from start to finish.
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Schedule the project
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Carrying out the work
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Factors that affect tiled floor removal costs
Several factors influence the total price of removing a tiled floor. Can you carry out part of the work yourself or help the tiler with the job? This may reduce the price. The following factors can lower the total cost of this project:
- Do the floor tiles need to be removed?
In some situations, new tiles can be laid over an existing tiled floor. This saves the entire cost of removing the old tiles. Discuss this with one of our tradespeople! - Do it yourself or hire a professional?
Removing floor tiles yourself to save money may be tempting. We strongly advise against it. Removing floor tiles is labour-intensive, and without the necessary experience you can damage the subfloor. This can unexpectedly increase the cost of the job considerably. Choose peace of mind and hire Sloop Concurrent to remove your floor tiles carefully, quickly and efficiently! - Clear up and dispose of rubble yourself
Clearing up after demolition and disposing of the rubble yourself offers a small saving. Unable to do the entire job, but able to manage the clearing and disposal? You can still save around 10% of the total cost.
About Sloop Concurrent
Sloop Concurrent is a demolition company with nationwide coverage. Our certified demolition teams provide quality, professional demolition work throughout the Netherlands. With several operating bases across the country, we can help you quickly. Our 100 skilled demolition workers are happy to assist, and our efficient way of working allows us to offer demolition services at affordable prices.
Every day, we help private and commercial customers demolish, renovate and repair a range of structures. This includes complete demolition, but our experienced team is equally capable of removing a load-bearing wall or chimney. We confidently describe ourselves as a full-service demolition company.
Useful money-saving tips
Here are a few money-saving tips to keep the cost of removing a tiled floor as low as possible:
- You can reduce the cost of removing a tiled floor somewhat by hiring a demolition company close to home. This saves 5% in call-out charges on the total price.
- A risky money-saving tip is to do the job yourself. This saves almost the entire cost, but beware: it is not without risks! If the subfloor is damaged and needs levelling again before a new floor finish can be laid, saving money can turn out to be expensive.
We recommend leaving tiled floor removal to an experienced Sloop Concurrent professional!
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Would you like to know what the demolition will cost? Request a quotation with no obligation and receive it by email within 24 hours. Would you prefer us to prepare a quotation on site? That is no problem at all!
Is a permit needed to remove a tiled floor?
Removing tiles alone is different from altering a load-bearing floor. Complete the permit check in the Omgevingsloket for your specific plan. An environmental and planning permit and a demolition notification are separate procedures.
A screed is not automatically a load-bearing floor. Establish in advance which layers will be removed and whether the supporting structure, pipes or fire-resistant partitions will be affected.
In principle, a demolition notification is required for more than 10 m³ of demolition waste per demolition activity. For asbestos, the exemption for up to 10 m³ does not apply. Also check any special rules for the building and address, for example:
- a listed or protected building;
- a location within a protected townscape or village conservation area;
- rules in the municipal environment plan.
What customers say about Sloop Concurrent
Sloop Concurrent would be nowhere without its customers. This is what our customers have to say about us.
Have your tiled floor removed by Sloop Concurrent
Removing a tiled floor is labour-intensive work that requires care. Sloop Concurrent's skilled professionals have years of experience removing tiled floors and make sure your subfloor remains intact, allowing further floor finishing to proceed smoothly. Would you like more information about the options or a free, no-obligation quotation? Complete the contact form on this website, call 06-40125121 or email info@sloop-concurrent.nl.
Sloop Concurrent: certifications and insurance
When you ask Sloop Concurrent to carry out your demolition work, you can look forward to a pleasant working relationship. Sloop Concurrent is well insured. We hold CAR insurance, or Construction All Risks insurance, covering material damage arising during the construction or installation of buildings, roads, bridges and systems. We have never had to make a claim on this insurance, but we prefer to be on the safe side.
Sloop Concurrent is also an accredited training company, training the skilled tradespeople of the future. All our demolition workers are trained in-house, and we do not subcontract our work. This is reflected both in the total cost and in the final result.
Asbestos must always be considered when demolishing structures. We therefore hold dNAA certification, which allows us to remove asbestos. We do so safely and responsibly.
Sloop Concurrent: other popular services
Demolition is work we carry out with passion and expertise. Below are some of the services our customers choose most often.
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