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Wood Flooring Removal Cost |
Construction ITEM DESCRIPTION Construction demolition unit cost for the removal of hardwood strip flooring. Unit Size One square foot of flooring. Labor Costs We figure an unskilled worker can remove about 22 square feet of hardwood flooring per hour. The time includes prying up the old flooring, salvaging good pieces and hauling the rest to a dump truck or dumpster, and pulling, cutting or driving down all fasteners. Material Costs We figure one wrecking bar per 500 square feet of flooring removal. This cost covers lost and damaged tools, plus incidentals such as gloves and dust masks. Suggested Quantity This unit cost uses the calculated flooring demolition area. You'll probably need to fill in actual areas that have hardwood flooring on them, since most projects will probably have a mixture of flooring types. Source of Construction Pricing We averaged the time taken for removal of wood strip flooring during several remodeling projects done by Turtle Creek Construction. NOTE-- with the right equipment it may be possible to remove hardwood flooring much more quickly. We'd suggest trying an angle grinder to cut through the flooring nails right at the subfloor level. Places Included Architect Starter File, Construction Starter File. Comments Click here for more about Goldenseal construction estimating software. For other sitework estimating costs, click here. ![]() |
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