If you are like most people searching for how to remove saltillo tile then you have heard the horror stories, and yes, it’s true, removing saltillo can be a real nightmare for both homeowners and contractors that are not prepared, we are, and we have removed it without the dust since 2010.

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In the videos and pictures below, you will see, hear and read from real customers who have hired Arizona Home Floors to remove their saltillo tile absolutely dust free.

Call Arizona Home Floors TODAY for Certified Dust Free Tile Removal services: (480) 418-1635 (Click to Call)

Call Arizona Home Floors TODAY for Certified Dust Free Tile Removal services: (480) 418-1635 (Click to Call)

As you saw in the video above, saltillo flooring does not come up in nice big squares, it’s made from clay, it’s soft, and soft materials shatter when they are hit with a chipping hammer.  Normally saltillo removal along with the floor grinding afterwards creates huge amounts of silica dust, which homeowners and contractors know is dangerous to them.

Here is the final step of the removal of the saltillo thinset, as you can see, we grind large amounts of this dust free with our custom made SurfRam attachments, manufactured by DustRam.

Caution, this grinding video is loud so please lower your speakers:

Here is a video showing a bit more of how we remove the saltillo without making dust.  We don’t use any of those stand up machines that grind the thinset, we do everything on our hands and knees because it is not only faster, but ensures we are only removing the thinset, leaving the floor flatter than the day it was poured, removing hundreds of micro high spots in the process.

Here are a few more great reviews and testimonials.  As you can clearly see, everyone is having the same dustless experience because we have perfected the DustRam System over the last 10 years!

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The review at the top from Laura had some before and after photos that she posted on Google which you might enjoy:

before saltillo is removedafter saltillo has been removed

 

Call Arizona Home Floors TODAY for Certified Dust Free Tile Removal services: (480) 418-1635 (Click to Call)

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So as you can see, there are plenty of people who have used Arizona Home Floors for their saltillo tile removal projects, and they have all had the same great experience.  If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at our number above and we will be happy to go over your project with you.

Arizona Home Floors Contact Form

This form is for homeowners, new and existing, who have questions about a tile or flooring removal project. The more information we have about your home and the flooring you have, the more accurate we can be when giving an estimate on removal cost.
  • Your email address is for our own internal use only.
  • We need your address so we can look at the logictics of where you live and we may also be able to pull up important information about your home including square footage, year built and possible photos from an old listing.
  • Since there are many ways people find us, please let us know how you first heard about us.
  • A room photo is good, especially if you can take it in the corner
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  • For this photo, try to take a photo of a few tiles while aiming down with your camera.
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  • Use this box to add a message or questions for us. You can send us photos via the upload file link (SEE ABOVE).If you are looking on pricing, estimates and scheduling, please let us know what type(s) of flooring you are looking to get removed (ceramic, stone, wood, carpet) and what size the flooring is, such as 12 by 12 inches for tile or 6 by 36 for wood look tile. Thank you.