Floor Tile Asbestos Removal

Asbestos Floor Tile Removal In Calgary

Old vinyl and vinyl-asbestos floor tiles, and the black mastic glue beneath them, are a common source of asbestos in older homes. If you’re pulling up flooring, our certified team removes tile and adhesive safely so you can re-floor with confidence.

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Floor Tile Removal

Tiles And The Glue Underneath

Many 9-inch and 12-inch floor tiles from before the 1990s contain asbestos, and so does the dark “cutback” mastic used to adhere them. Intact tiles sealed under newer flooring are low-risk, but lifting, breaking, or grinding them releases fibres.

Because the adhesive is often the bigger problem, simply pulling tiles up isn’t enough. We contain the space, remove both the tile and the mastic safely, and leave a clean subfloor ready for your new flooring.

Why It Matters

Why Floor Tile Removal Needs Care

Tiles Break Easily

Old tiles crack and shatter as they're pried up, and broken asbestos tile releases fibres straight into the room.

The Mastic Matters

The black glue under the tile often contains asbestos too, and scraping or grinding it is a common way fibres get released.

Subfloor Ready

Proper removal clears both tile and adhesive, leaving a clean subfloor so your new flooring sits right.

Re-Floor With Confidence

Pulling Up Old Floor Tiles?

Don’t risk breaking asbestos tile or grinding the glue beneath it. Our certified team removes it all safely. Request your free quote today.

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Assess The Floor

We confirm the affected area and plan removal of both the tile and the adhesive underneath.

Contain The Space

The area is sealed with proper controls so fibres don't spread while tiles are lifted.

Remove Tile & Mastic

Both the tiles and the asbestos adhesive are removed with safe methods and HEPA-filtered equipment.

Clean Subfloor

Material is disposed of under Alberta rules and the subfloor is left clean and ready for new flooring.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just tile or lay flooring over asbestos tile?

Sometimes intact tile can be covered rather than removed, which avoids disturbance. But if tiles are loose, damaged, or in the way of your plans, safe removal is the better long-term solution. We can advise on your options.

Yes, often more so than the tile. The black mastic adhesive frequently contains asbestos, and scraping or grinding it releases fibres, so it needs to be handled as carefully as the tile itself.

That’s the goal. We remove the tile and adhesive and leave the subfloor cleaned, so you can move ahead with your new flooring. We’ll flag any subfloor repairs if needed.