Removal of Existing Floor Coverings

Ride-on floor scraper removing old floor coverings in a home

Preparation is the key

Proper floor preparation is crucial for the longevity and performance of your new flooring. A well-prepared subfloor prevents issues such as cracking, lifting, or uneven wear, ensures compliance with Australian Standards, and provides an optimal surface for new flooring adhesion.


At Systems Subfloor, we understand that every successful project is built on a meticulously prepared foundation. From detailed assessments and comprehensive removal of old floor coverings to advanced grinding, levelling, and moisture testing, our proven process guarantees a smooth, durable, and long-lasting surface. When you invest in proper floor preparation, you’re not only enhancing the aesthetic appeal but also extending the life of your new floors.

Removal of Existing Floor Coverings

We specialise in the efficient and thorough removal of existing floor coverings, whether it’s carpet, tiles, vinyl, cork, timber (including solid, engineered, overlay, parquetry floors), bamboo, adhesives, old glues, epoxy, or industrial epoxy coatings.


Our skilled technicians use advanced tools and techniques to clear the space and remove all traces of the old flooring, ensuring your site is prepared for the next phase of installation.


We offer:


• Removal of a wide range of flooring types, including various timber options

• Advanced techniques that eliminate debris and remnants of old adhesives

• A clean slate that sets the stage for new flooring solutions


Jobs we can help with



• Carpet, vinyl, cork, timber, parquetry and bamboo floors lifted and removed

• Tiles, adhesives, old glues and epoxy coatings taken back to the subfloor

• Homes, units, shops and commercial sites

• Removal ahead of grinding, levelling or waterproofing, so the floor is ready for the next stage



What helps us quote



Send us the suburb, the rough size of the area in square metres, what flooring is down now, what new floor covering is going down and a few photos.



We do not remove asbestos. If we suspect it, we stop and let you know.



Tell us what flooring needs to come up and we will get back to you.