Carpet, tile, hardwood, laminate, and vinyl pulled up and hauled across Oakland County and Metro Detroit. We take it down to a sound, level subfloor — removal only, or tear-out for the new floor we install.
We pull the old flooring, tack strips, thinset and all, load it, and haul it away — leaving a clean subfloor ready for your installer.
Book the removal →One contractor to tear out the old and put in the new — carpet, LVP, tile, or hardwood. Ask us about the full floor.
Ask about new floors →Carpet, pad, tack strips, and staples pulled.
Ceramic and stone tile, backer, and thinset off.
Nailed and glued-down wood and laminate up.
Vinyl plank, sheet vinyl, and old linoleum.
Soft or water-damaged subfloor cut out and made sound.
Every bit loaded and removed, floor broom-clean.
We confirm the floor types, square footage, and access.
Doorways and stairs protected, containment set before we start.
Sealed zones and managed airflow keep tile and thinset dust down.
Old flooring lifted and loaded as we go — nothing piling up.
A clean, level subfloor ready for new floors, or our install crew.
Real Oakland County flooring tear-outs will be documented here as we complete them.
Yes — carpet, pad, tack strips, and staples all come up, so your subfloor is truly ready for new flooring, not half-cleared.
Yes — thinset-set ceramic and stone tile, glued or nailed hardwood, laminate, and sheet vinyl all included. We take it down to a sound subfloor.
If we find soft or water-damaged subfloor once the old flooring is off, we show you and make it sound before new flooring goes down.
It depends on the square footage, the floor type, and how it's fastened down. We give you a clear number after a quick look.
Yes — tile and thinset removal especially. We seal off the work zone and manage airflow so dust stays out of the rest of the house.
We can carry it into the remodel or hand a clean, level subfloor to your installer — one contractor from tear-out through the finished floor if you want it.
Removal-only, or removal plus a fresh floor — tell us the rooms and we'll scope it.
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