Floor Stripping.

We remove ALL floor coverings including: Tile removal, Vinyl removal, Carpet removal, Cork removal, Timber Flooring removal, Concrete Grinding, Glue removal, Epoxy Coating removal, stencilled concrete removal, line marking removal, Floor paints removal, Resins and Tile glaze removal. 

When planning a new kitchen installation, one of the most important steps is proper tile removal and floor preparation. 

Old tiles, adhesives, and uneven surfaces can prevent new cabinety, flooring, and appliances from sitting level and secure. Professional floor tile removal ensures the concrete slab underneath is clean, flat, and ready for the next stage of the renovation. 

By removeing the existing tiles before installing a new kitchen, or laundry builders and home owners can avoid problems such as, uneven cabinets, flooring damage, and costly adjustments later in the project. 

At Universal Flooring, we pride ourselves on reliable service, competitive pricing and fast turn around times. 

Looking for professional tile removal near you? Our friendly staff at Universal Flooring are happy to visit to give you a free onsite inspection and quote.

EMAIL: infouniversalflooring@gmail.com

PHONE: Benjamin 0477553071
PHONE: Adeline 0402675272

Concrete Preperation.

Concrete preparation means any kind of work performed on your concrete slab to prepare it for any kind of floor covering or just to repair your slab so it’s in a safe and sound condition.

Just an example of some of the floor coverings we can prepare your slab for are: - Carpet, tiles, vinyl, epoxy coatings, timber floors, stencilled concrete and much more.

More common preparations may require the removal of glues, paints, or epoxy coatings, stencilled concrete, tiles, carpet and vinyl. This kind of preparation is called floor stripping. It's also the most common types of preparation.

Other kinds of concrete preparation are repair preparations, an example of repair preparations are - joint repairs, holes, water damaged concrete (on either old or new slabs), concrete cancer or hardening your concrete (Increasing the surface MPA) waterproofing or leveling trip hazards and slip hazards. (Scarifying) or even cleaning and sealing exposed aggregate.