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Kitchen and flooring demolition and disposal
Marilyn Perdue 14/08/2026 - 3:25 PM
Is it better to hire separately for a kitchen demolition and a floor demolition? The flooring demolition involves removing layers of flooring down to the subfloor and smoothing the floor (ie removal of glue, etc).
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Total Reno & Design
Rating: 5 out of 5
A qualified demolition technician should be able to do perform all the demolition work. I have not come across experts in certain types of residential demolition.
Answered4 August 2026
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Delta Classic Homes Inc.
Rating: 5 out of 5
You don’t necessarily need to hire separate crews for the kitchen demolition and the flooring demolition. A good, experienced demolition crew should be able to handle both.
The same crew can remove the kitchen, take up the existing layers of flooring down to the subfloor, and properly prepare the surface by removing glue and other residue and smoothing it as needed for the new flooring installation.
Using one reliable crew can also make the process more efficient and avoid having to coordinate between multiple contractors.
Answered14 August 2026
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