Exclusive dustram® system equipment
We remove the following types of flooring dust free!
Ceramic
Tile
Stone
Slate
Limestone
Travertine
Flagstone
Porcelain
Marble
Saltillo
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Cutting Edge Dust Free Tile Removal
We are on the cutting edge of technology for flooring removal services. We are a factory-trained and certified contractor in Houston for the patented DustRam® dust-free tile removal system. Our highly-trained technicians, and technologically advanced system, guarantee an unparalleled tile or stone removal project. No other contractor can come close to removing materials systems with this high level of cleanliness and dust capturing ability.
#1 Dust Free Flooring Removal Company in Houston, TX
Most homeowners do not know that the traditional processes and tools used to remove ceramic or porcelain tile, as well as various stone material floors in their home, can be dangerous to their health, family and pets.(Click here to read about the hazards of crystalline silica dust). This is in addition to the dust and mess that contaminates your home when the process is completed by contractors with inadequate or antiquated equipment. Many contractors do not tell you about the dust or fail to adequately mitigate the mess that will be created in your home for you to be responsible for cleaning up. Hire our team for your dust free tile removal in Houston, Texas.
The Job Gets Done Correctly the First Time!
Professional cleaning services can clean the home of most of the dust, usually with 3 or 4 return visits for follow-up cleanings, since the dust continues to move around the home through operation of the heating and cooling systems. Duct work cleaning companies will remove most of the dust that enters through vents and registers but if there is still dust on walls and ceilings, this will eventually find its way into the ducts again.
DustRam Eliminates the Dusty Mess
Typically, 500-600 pounds of dust are created when chipping and grinding 1,000 square feet of tile and thinset, even more if your home has Saltillo or stone tiles. Some Contractors attempt to reduce dust by installing fans in windows to extract the dust from the interior of the home but heavier dust particles fall to the floor. Plastic sheeting and tape may be used to cover doorways, openings, furniture or belongings but it is difficult to fully achieve or maintain an air tight seal. Consider what happens to the dust that has actually settled on the plastic when it is suddenly torn away to be removed. Even techniques using water or water sprays only capture some of the dust and clean-up of the dusty water usually leaves behind a residual amount of dust that will become airborne once the water has dried.
Better Floor Preparation
By choosing to invest in dust free tile removal in Houston, you are choosing better preparation for your flooring installation. Installing new floors can be expensive, so you want for it to last! The foundation is extremely important and making sure it is properly prepared is key for a smooth install! With dust free tile removal, you are left with a cleaner, smoother, and better prepared subfloor, making it easier for the floor installation process to come.
Top-Quality Results, Better Subfloor Preparation, and NO DUST!
At Cutting Edge Tile Removal, we provide you the peace of mind that once the project is completed, you will not have to deal with the cleanup and potential health issues left over from a dusty tile removal for months to come. Using our DustRam@ System Equipment that captures the dust at the source, the dust cannot get airborne and contaminate your home. Absolutely no dust in the air means your ductwork, cabinets, closets, and drawers will not be infiltrated by dust, nor will your draperies, furniture, and carpets be covered with fine dust particles. Please call us today to discuss your dust free tile removal in Houston, Texas.
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Silica Dust Exposure is Dangerous
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), crystalline silica is classified as a human lung carcinogen (cancer causing). Prolonged or acute inhalation causes a respiratory disease called Silicosis. Silicosis is a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease where the crystalline silica becomes lodged in the small sacs of the lungs called alveoli. The dust causes scar tissue to form and restricts the ability of the lungs to properly take in and process oxygen, as well as blocks the exchange of gas at the cellular level.
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