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Quoting Commercial vs. Residential Flooring Removal in Florida: What You Need to Know

When it comes to flooring removal in Florida, whether you’re dealing with a home renovation or a large-scale commercial space, one thing is certain: not all quotes are created equal. Understanding how quotes differ between residential and commercial flooring removal can save time, money, and major headaches.

Key Differences in Quoting Residential vs. Commercial Flooring Removal

1. Job Size & Scope

  • Residential Jobs typically range from a few hundred to a few thousand square feet. These are usually quicker and more straightforward but still require professional attention—especially for stubborn materials like glued-down wood or tile.
  • Commercial Jobs often involve larger square footage (over 5,000 sq. ft.) and may span multiple rooms or levels. These projects require heavy-duty equipment, large crews, and careful scheduling to avoid business disruptions.

2. Material Type

  • Certain flooring materials are more labor-intensive to remove. For example:
    • Tile and thinset removal requires specialized chipping tools.
    • Glued-down carpet or hardwood takes longer and can be messy.
    • VCT (Vinyl Composition Tile) or epoxy floors in commercial spaces may require grinding or floor shaving machines.
  • Commercial properties often use industrial-grade adhesives that are much more difficult to remove than residential glue-down products.

3. Access & Logistics

  • In residential areas, crews often have easy access to driveways and garages.
  • In commercial settings, there may be:
    • Parking garage restrictions
    • Freight elevators only
    • After-hours work requirements
    • Waste disposal limitations

Commercial Flooring Quote Form



Client Information

  • Business Name: _____________________________________________
  • Contact Person: _____________________________________________
  • Phone: _______________________ Email: _______________________
  • Job Site Address: ____________________________________________

Project Details

  • Flooring Type to Remove:
    ☐ Tile ☐ Carpet ☐ Vinyl ☐ Hardwood ☐ Other: _______________________
  • Square Footage: ___________ sq. ft.
  • Building Access:
    ☐ Ground Floor ☐ Elevator Access ☐ Stairs Only
  • Hazard Materials Present (e.g., asbestos): ☐ Yes ☐ No
  • Furniture/Fixtures to be Removed by AFR: ☐ Yes ☐ No
  • Timeline Required: _____________________

Quote Summary

Description Unit Quantity Rate Total Floor Removal sq. ft. __________ $________ $________ Equipment/Disposal Fees flat — $________ $________ Additional Labor hours __________ $________ $________ Other (Specify): __________________ — — $________ $________ Subtotal$________Discount$________Tax (if applicable)$________Total Estimate$________


Payment Terms

  • Deposit Required: 50% Upon Acceptance
  • Balance Due: Upon Completion
  • Accepted Payments: Cash, Check, Credit Card, ACH

Authorization

I hereby authorize _______ to proceed with the project as outlined above.
Name (Print): ____________________________________
Signature: _______________________________________
Date: __________________


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August 4, 2025
Commercial Flooring Removal, Residential Flooring Removal

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