Geelong Tilers Pros
Tile Removal
Tile Removal In Geelong
Do you have broken tiles that are falling out of their original place? Broken tiles and chips are common in old homes as we keep walking on over the tiled areas, causing the tiles or grout to crack. The cracked tiles can also cause a negative impression on the visitors. If there are tiles chip laying around the surface area the safety of the individuals also decreases.
Getting rid of broken tiles should be done using proper equipment and skilled tilers, which Geelong Tilers Pros are great at. Proper precaution is to be taken while removing the tiles. We properly check the condition of the tiled area and serve our client with the best action. Our service is affordable and hassle-free.
Reasons for Floor Tile Removal
There are many reasons to remove tiles from the floor or wall. Some of the reasonings are:
- Give a fresh look to your rooms with new tiles by removing the old ones.
- Pipes that are underneath and leaking.
- Replacing broken tiles ensure safety and increases visual attention.
- To remove discoloured tiles and stains that are permanent.
Grout Cleaning and Repair
If you have a grout that is chipped and moisture is leaking through it, chances are it has already affected the tiles around it. Sealing the grout prevents the tile from cracking. The tile should be removed with proper tools and debris should be cleaned with a vacuum before regrouting.
Process Involved In Removing Tiles
The process of removing tiles varies depending on the type and condition of your tile floors, but generally speaking, we can help you remove any ceramic or porcelain flooring from a home without damaging it at all. We use powerful vacuums which suck out dirt and debris that have settled in between grout lines over time while still protecting surfaces with our patented vacuum seal system to ensure no dust is released into the air during this crucial step of renovation work.
Our team will then carefully scrape away excess gluey residue left behind by old adhesive using only water-based non-toxic materials so as not to damage surrounding drywall or other finishes before installing new pair of tiles.