Timber Floor Removal on the Sunshine Coast
- Fast, free quotes & upfront advice
- Clean results with minimal disruption
- All floor types safely removed
Sunshine Coast Vinyl & Timber Floor Removal
Timber floor removal takes experience, precision, and the right tools. Whether we’re lifting floating floorboards, pulling up nailed hardwood, or dealing with glued planks, we remove timber flooring cleanly and safely. Our process protects the subfloor, minimises mess, and gets your space ready for what comes next—tiles, carpet, or polished concrete.
We also remove vinyl flooring quickly and thoroughly, from glued sheets to stubborn adhesive-backed styles. Our team works closely with homeowners, trades, and builders, often combining timber or vinyl removal with tile removal, concrete grinding, or internal demolition to keep projects on track. Call TNT Floor Removal & Demolition on 0406 671 653 for reliable service across the Sunshine Coast.
No-Stress Vinyl Removal
Vinyl flooring might seem easy to remove, but beneath the surface often lies tough adhesives, stubborn backing, or layers of underlay. We approach every vinyl removal job with the right tools and techniques to avoid damaging your subfloor, ensuring the process is efficient, low-mess, and properly finished from edge to edge.
Our team works with all types of vinyl—including sheet, plank, and tile—lifting each layer cleanly and disposing of waste responsibly. We take care to protect surrounding areas and minimise disruption, whether you’re renovating a single room or preparing an entire home. With us, you get fast results and flooring-ready surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is vinyl floor removal difficult?
Vinyl removal can be surprisingly tricky, especially when strong adhesives or older layers are involved. Removing sheet or plank vinyl without damaging the subfloor takes the right tools and experience. Heat, scrapers, and grinders are often used to lift both the vinyl and glue, leaving a clean, smooth slab for resurfacing.
What’s the best way to remove timber flooring?
Removing timber flooring depends on how it was installed. Nailed-down boards require careful prying, while glued or floating floors may need specialised equipment. Professionals assess the floor type and subfloor to choose the safest method, protecting surrounding areas and avoiding damage. The goal is to leave a clean, even surface ready for new flooring.
Why hire a professional for floor removal?
Professional floor removal teams work faster, safer, and cleaner than DIY methods. They have access to commercial-grade tools and dust control systems, reducing disruption and avoiding damage to subfloors or nearby surfaces. This ensures the site is properly prepared for the next trades and eliminates the need for costly rework later.
