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Rubber Floor Tile Removal Sydney
Our specialist Dust-Free rubber floor tile removal team has been trained, licensed, insured, and equipped with all the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and the most high-end, latest-model, demolition hammers, floor scrapers, concrete grinders, and dust extractors from the most well-known brands to get the job done safer, faster and more efficiently than our competitors while still maintaining a better price!
At Carpet Removal Sydney, we use high-powered commercial dust extractors connected directly to our commercial concrete grinders, as well as a dust extraction system connected to our demolition hammers, to achieve the highest quality results for our clients while removing rubber floor tiles, maintaining a virtually Dust-Free environment*
We are Australia’s #1 Rubber Floor Tile Removal company. We provide more information for our clients than any other website in the world regarding this subject. This page has EVERYTHING you need to know. We also have links to blog posts for further information.
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How Much Does Rubber Floor Tile Removal Cost Per Square Metre?
$20 – $40 Per Square Metre*
How Much Does Rubber Floor Tile Removal Cost Per Square Metre? Rubber Floor Tile Removal costs vary quite a lot from company to company or private contractor to private contractor. Here at Rubber Floor Tile Removal Sydney, we guarantee that we will always be upfront with pricing, with no hidden extras.
On average Rubber Floor Tile Removal Costs $20 Per Square Metre for jobs that require Rubber Floor Tiles Glued WITHOUT Underlay Removed.
On average Rubber Floor Tile Removal Costs $40 Per Square Metre for jobs that require Rubber Floor Tiles Glued WITH Underlay Removed.
These are the factors that we take into account when quoting:
– Are there multiple layers?
– Is there underlay underneath?
– What the subfloor is (Concrete or Timber?)
– Access to the site (LIFT or STAIRS? and what LEVEL?)
– How many square metres require Rubber Floor Tile Removal
– What level of power can be provided? (10AMP > 15AMP OR 3PHASE)
– Concrete Grinding may be required after we remove the Rubber Floor Tile Removal
– What service is required (Rubber Floor Tile Removal? Rubber Floor Tile Removal + Underlay Removal?)
Is Concrete Grinding Required After Rubber Floor Tile Removal?
Yes, if you have a CONCRETE subfloor, your Rubber Floor Tiles are most likely glued down. Once our team has removed your Rubber Floor Tiles, you will see a glue residue that must be ground off your concrete using a Concrete Grinder. We need to grind your concrete to remove any remaining residue to allow the successful reinstallation of a new flooring system, cating, or floor levelling compound.
How Much Does Concrete Grinding Cost Per Square Metre?
General Grind – $10 – $60 Per Square Metre*
Coating Removal – $10 – $90 Per Square Metre*
How Much Does Concrete Grinding Cost Per Square Metre? Concrete Grinding costs vary quite a lot from company to company or private contractor to private contractor. Here at Concrete Grinding Sydney, we guarantee we will always be upfront with pricing, with no hidden extras.
On average Concrete Grinding Costs $10 – $60 Per Square Metre for jobs that require a General Grind.
On average Concrete Grinding Costs $10 – $90 Per Square Metre for jobs that require a Coating Removal.
These are the factors that we take into account when quoting:
– How many layers there are
– How thick the coating is (0 – 6mm)
– How many MM may need to be ground down
– How many square metres require Concrete Grinding
– Access to the site (LIFT or STAIRS? and what LEVEL?)
– What service is required (General Grind? Coating Removal?)
– The condition of the concrete that requires Concrete Grinding
– What level of power can be provided? (10AMP > 15AMP OR 3PHASE)
What Is The Difference Between Rubber Flooring And Rubber Floor Tiles?
Rubber Floor Tiles can be made from virgin rubber material, synthetic rubber material, or recycled rubber material. They are typically available in squares but can be easily cut into different sizes and shapes to perfectly fit your space. They are often used in gyms.
Rubber Flooring, on the other hand, Rubber Flooring is simply a flooring solution designed to protect floors as well as often used in large commercial areas such as stadiums, healthcare facilities, childcare centres, gymnasiums, offices and garages, ETC. It is made from recycled materials such as tyres, sports equipment, and even shoes. It can also be produced through the extraction of natural rubber from the ‘Amazonian rubber tree’, also known as Hevea brasiliensis.
What Are The Different Installation Methods Used For Rubber Floor Tiles?
Rubber floor tiles can be installed in several different ways depending on their thickness, interlocking system, adhesive type, and the environment they are used in. Each installation method requires a different specialised technique to remove, as bonding strength, underlay materials, and tile construction can vary significantly.
Below are the main installation methods used for rubber floor tiles:
TAPE-DOWN INSTALLATION:
Double-sided industrial tape is used for temporary or semi-permanent rubber tile installations in retail spaces, events, offices, and light commercial areas.
LOOSE-LAY RUBBER TILES:
Interlocking or heavy-weight rubber tiles that rely on their mass, friction, or puzzle-lock edges to stay in place without adhesives.
GLUED-DOWN RUBBER TILES:
Rubber tiles are permanently bonded to concrete or timber subfloors using pressure-sensitive, hard-set, or epoxy-based adhesives.
MODULAR INTERLOCKING TILE SYSTEMS:
Raised or ventilated rubber tiles designed with drainage channels or airflow systems beneath them — commonly used around pools, in wet industrial areas, commercial kitchens, and outdoor spaces.
HEAT-WELDED RUBBER SHEET INSTALLATIONS:
Although more common with sheet rubber, some tile systems may involve heat-welded seams for waterproofing, typically used in hospitals, laboratories, and commercial kitchens.
PINNED OR FASTENED RUBBER TILES:
Rubber tiles or mats are mechanically fixed using screws, nails, or fasteners to timber, ply, or metal substrates — often used in workshops, stables, trailers, and ute trays.
HYBRID INSTALLATION (GLUE + INTERLOCK):
Some gym tiles and heavy-duty commercial systems combine interlocking edges with perimeter adhesive for added stability and vibration control.
RUBBER TILES OVER SUBFLOOR PANELS:
Installed over substrates such as plywood, OSB, yellow tongue, particle board, or acoustic platforms in apartments, gyms, and multi-storey buildings.
RUBBER TILES INSTALLED OVER UNDERLAYS:
Tiles are laid over foam shock pads, acoustic rubber underlays, or sports cushioning layers to improve comfort, noise reduction, and impact absorption.
ADHESIVE-FREE SUCTION-BACK RUBBER TILES:
High-friction, suction-backed tiles designed to grip the concrete surface without adhesive — commonly used in gyms, workshops, PT studios, and change rooms.
MAGNETIC RUBBER TILE SYSTEMS:
Some premium commercial rubber tiles use magnetic backing paired with metal substrate plates. This allows rapid installation, replacement, or reconfiguration — common in modular fitness studios and high-end retail environments.
HOOK-AND-LOOP (VELCRO-STYLE) RUBBER TILE SYSTEMS:
Certain acoustic or sports rubber tiles use hook-and-loop fastener strips to secure tiles to underlayment pads. Common in temporary sporting arenas, event flooring, and acoustic rooms.
COMPRESSION-FIT RUBBER TILE EDGING SYSTEMS:
Tiles fit tightly within perimeter frames or containment rails, holding the flooring in place using compression tension rather than adhesive. Seen in weightlifting platforms, modular gym spaces, and portable training stations.
RUBBER TILES INSTALLED WITH COLD-BOND ADHESIVE:
A variant of glue-down installation where cold-bond (two-part chemical) adhesives are applied to create extremely strong bonds — often used for outdoor tiles, commercial kitchens, and wet areas.
SELF-ADHESIVE PEEL-AND-STICK RUBBER TILES:
Some thinner commercial or DIY rubber tiles come with pre-applied adhesive backing, requiring only peel-and-stick installation. These still require specialised techniques to remove because of inconsistent bond strength.
RAISED IMPACT-ABSORBING POD RUBBER TILES SYSTEMS:
Rubber tiles mounted on shock-absorbing pods or feet, used in CrossFit gyms, Olympic lifting zones, and high-impact training facilities. These reduce vibration and noise but require careful dismantling.
RUBBER TILES INSTALLED OVER DECOUPLING MEMBRANES:
Some installations use a membrane layer (similar to acoustic underlays) that allows movement and prevents cracking — often found under commercial rubber tile systems.
What Are The Different Types Of Rubber Flooring And Rubber Floor Tiles That We Remove?
We specialise in removing a wide range of rubber flooring systems, including but not limited to:
Rubber Gym Tiles:
Interlocking or bonded tiles are typically found in gyms, fitness centres, PT studios, and commercial training facilities.
Rolled Rubber Flooring:
Long continuous rubber sheets are commonly used in gyms, commercial spaces, warehouses, and schools.
Wet-Pour Rubber Surfacing:
Seamless playground and safety flooring made from rubber granules and binders, often found in childcare centres, parks, and sports courts.
Bonded Rubber Flooring:
Loose-lay or adhesive-bonded rubber layers are used for shock absorption, noise reduction, and impact resistance.
Rubber Sports & Stadium Flooring:
High-density rubber is used in indoor sports courts, arenas, training facilities, and high-traffic athletic spaces.
Playground Rubber Tiles:
Outdoor or indoor rubber tiles designed for fall protection in childcare centres, playgrounds, and recreational facilities.
Rubber Entrance Mats & Safety Mats:
Commercial anti-slip mats are installed in retail stores, warehouses, and industrial facilities.
Rubber Underlay & Shock Pads:
Rubber cushioning layers are installed beneath artificial turf, sports flooring, and gym flooring systems.
Industrial Rubber Flooring:
Thick, heavy-duty rubber surfacing is used in factories, workshops, loading docks, and manufacturing environments.
EPDM Rubber Flooring:
Commonly used in playgrounds, gyms, sports courts, and outdoor areas due to its UV resistance and durability.
SBR Rubber Flooring:
A more affordable rubber made from recycled tyres, widely used in playgrounds, warehouses, and commercial spaces.
Acoustic Rubber Flooring:
Rubber designed for sound insulation in apartments, gyms, studios, and commercial buildings.
Chemical-Resistant Rubber Flooring:
Used in laboratories, industrial plants, workshops, and chemical-handling environments where spills may occur.
Anti-Fatigue Rubber Flooring:
Found in warehouses, kitchens, retail counters, workshops, and manufacturing, to reduce leg strain from long-standing periods.
Non-Slip Rubber Flooring:
Installed in bathrooms, pool areas, change rooms, commercial kitchens, and wet environments to prevent slips.
Heavy-Duty Rubber Stall Mats:
Thick mats are used in horse stables, kennels, veterinary facilities, and agricultural environments.
Rubber Flooring for Cold Rooms & Freezers:
Thermal-resistant rubber is used in commercial refrigeration rooms and food storage facilities.
Conductive / Anti-Static Rubber Flooring:
Used in electronics manufacturing, server rooms, medical facilities, and laboratories to prevent static discharge.
Rubber Tactile Indicators:
Dots and bars are installed at bus stops, train stations, shopping centres, and public walkways for accessibility compliance.
Perforated Rubber Drainage Mats:
Used in commercial kitchens, wet processing areas, pool decks, and industrial environments where water drainage is required.
Vehicle-Grade Rubber Flooring:
Found in ute trays, truck beds, cargo vans, buses, and trailers for slip resistance and impact protection.
Rubber Playground Impact Tiles (HIC Rated):
Thick fall-protection tiles rated for specific fall heights — used in playgrounds, childcare centres, and schools.
Anti-Static ESD Rubber Tiles:
Electrical-resistant tiles designed for electronics manufacturing, data centres, laboratories, and clean rooms.
Fire-Rated Rubber Tiles:
Specialised tiles are used in commercial buildings to meet strict fire safety requirements.
Anti-Microbial Rubber Tiles:
Contain antibacterial additives for use in hospitals, medical centres, change rooms, childcare facilities, and pet-care environments.
Rubber Grid Tiles / Perforated Modular Tiles:
Snap-together tiles designed for drainage in wet areas, pool surrounds, and industrial wash-down zones.
Rubber Tiles with Top-Layer Lamination:
Tiles featuring a laminated wear layer (coloured EPDM, patterned rubber, or textured surface) for enhanced durability and aesthetics.
Acoustic Rubber Tiles (High-Impact Sound Control Tiles):
Designed specifically for noise and vibration reduction in apartments, multi-storey buildings, Olympic lifting zones, and commercial gyms.
Rubber Floor Tiles With Integrated Shock Pads:
Tiles manufactured with a built-in cushioning layer for enhanced shock absorption — used in childcare, pilates studios, and sports facilities.
Rubber Puzzle Tiles (Heavy-Duty Gym Tiles):
Thick, interlocking tiles are typically used in commercial gyms, strongman areas, and high-impact training zones.
Rubber Ramp Tiles & Transition Tiles:
Angled tiles are used to create smooth transitions between rubber flooring sections or to ADA-compliant ramps.
Outdoor Rubber Paver Tiles:
Textured or brick-pattern tiles are used on balconies, rooftops, patios, courtyards, and outdoor paths.
Olympic Weightlifting Platform Tiles:
Extra-thick, ultra-dense rubber tiles designed specifically for dropping barbells — common in CrossFit gyms and strength facilities.
Virgin Rubber Tiles (Non-Recycled Rubber):
Premium-quality tiles made from pure virgin rubber, used in high-end gyms, Pilates studios, medical facilities, and boutique fitness centres.
Vulcanised Rubber Tiles:
High-density, heat-processed tiles that are stronger, smoother, and more durable than standard recycled rubber tiles.
Interlocking EVA Foam Tiles (Rubber-Look Tiles):
Not true rubber, but commonly confused with rubber tiles — lightweight, portable, used in home gyms, playrooms, martial arts, and childcare.
Whether the rubber is glued, bonded, heat-fused, interlocking, or pressure-fixed, our team can remove it safely and efficiently without damaging the subfloor or surrounding areas.
What Areas In Sydney & NSW Do We Service?
Here at Carpet Removal Sydney, we service a large range of areas, including:
– Lower North Shore
– North West & Ryde
– Upper North Shore
– St George
– The Hills Shire
– Inner West
– Northern Beaches
– Eastern Suburbs
– Northern Sydney
– South West Sydney
– Sutherland Shire
– Greater Western Sydney
– Sydney CBD
– Sydney
– Newcastle
– Wollongong
We can take on any job at any time. No matter how big the job is, we’ll take it on!
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Rubber Floor Tile Removal Service In Sydney
Our rubber floor tile removal team has completed thousands of jobs throughout Sydney. Here at Carpet Removal Sydney, we have perfected the strategy of clean, fast, affordable, and efficient Dust-Free rubber floor tile removal.
Most jobs take us less than a day, leaving you to get on with the rest of your project. Our staff are experienced and professional Dust-Free rubber floor tile removal specialists, and they know exactly how to tackle the job safely and quickly.
Our team prides itself on its customer service, its ability to get the job done when other companies can’t, and on getting the result that the customer is always happy with.
– We are a fully insured business with worker’s compensation, insured for public liability, and all employees have white cards as well as police background checks.
– Our highly trained staff will always work in a safe and efficient manner while using high-quality Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Dust Extraction Equipment. 
Why Choose Carpet Removal Sydney For Your Rubber Floor Tile Removal Needs?
At Carpet Removal Sydney, we take pride in being Sydney’s trusted specialists for fast, clean, and affordable rubber floor tile removal. Here’s why homeowners, commercial clients, gyms, schools, builders, and renovators continue to rely on our expert team:
Dust-Free Technology:
We use industry-leading dust-extraction and removal systems that capture airborne particles at the source. This ensures a cleaner environment, protects air quality, and reduces post-removal cleanup — essential for gyms, school halls, commercial buildings, and indoor training facilities.
Over 35+ Years of Experience:
With decades of hands-on experience, our team understands every type of rubber floor tile installation, including interlocking gym tiles, commercial rubber tiles, playground tiles, outdoor paver-style rubber tiles, EVA tiles, and adhesive-bonded systems. We remove each system with precision while protecting the underlying concrete or timber subfloor.
Fully Licensed and Insured:
Carpet Removal Sydney is fully licensed and insured, ensuring your rubber floor tile removal is completed safely, professionally, and in full compliance with NSW regulations and Australian industry standards.
Complete Floor Preparation Services:
We provide more than just tile removal. Our full surface-preparation services include adhesive removal, Concrete Grinding, floor levelling, and subfloor cleaning. This ensures your surface is left smooth, clean, and ready for new flooring, coatings, resurfacing, or gym equipment installation.
Competitive Rates + Price Beat Guarantee:
If you receive a written quote from a competitor, we’ll beat it by up to 10%, ensuring high-quality rubber floor tile removal at the best price in Sydney.
Focus On Customer Satisfaction:
Our priority is to deliver results that exceed expectations. We communicate clearly, respect your space, minimise downtime, and ensure your rubber tiles are removed quickly, cleanly, and safely — on time and on budget.
Advanced Tools & Equipment:
We use commercial-grade floor scrapers, industrial grinders, jackhammers, and specialised rubber-cutting tools designed specifically for removing rubber floor tiles and stubborn adhesives without damaging your subfloor.
Customised Rubber Floor Tile Removal Solutions:
Every installation is different. That’s why we tailor our removal methods based on tile thickness, interlocking system, adhesive strength, subfloor type, and project requirements — ensuring a clean, smooth, and professional result every time.
Our Rubber Floor Tile Removal Process
At Carpet Removal Sydney, we follow a proven, efficient, and highly detailed rubber floor tile removal process that ensures fast results, minimal disruption, and a clean, professionally prepared subfloor. Every step is designed to maximise safety, precision, and surface readiness for your next installation.
Initial Assessment:
Our specialists begin with a thorough inspection to identify the type of rubber floor tiles installed — including interlocking tiles, gym tiles, commercial rubber tiles, playground tiles, EVA tiles, or adhesive-bonded tiles — along with the adhesive system and subfloor condition. This allows us to plan the safest and most effective removal strategy while identifying any potential challenges upfront.
Site Preparation:
We take every precaution to protect your property. Furniture, gym equipment, fixtures, and nearby surfaces are safely moved or covered. Dust-control and ventilation systems are set up to maintain a clean, contained workspace and prevent debris from spreading throughout your commercial or residential environment.
Rubber Floor Tile Removal:
Using commercial floor scrapers, jackhammers, oscillating cutters, and specialised rubber-lifting tools, our technicians efficiently remove all types of rubber floor tiles. Whether your tiles are interlocking, glued down, heavy-grade commercial tiles, or bonded rubber squares, we remove them without causing unnecessary damage to your concrete or timber subfloor.
Adhesive & Residue Elimination:
Once the tiles are removed, we mechanically eliminate any remaining adhesive, pressure-sensitive glue, foam backing, or bonded residue. This step ensures the subfloor is clean, smooth, and perfectly prepared for new flooring, coatings, gym resurfacing, or commercial upgrades.
Final Cleanup and Inspection:
After the removal and surface preparation are complete, our team conducts a detailed cleanup and final inspection. We ensure your subfloor meets our strict professional standards and is fully ready for new flooring installation or any further work required.
Is Our Rubber Floor Tile Removal Service In Sydney Really Dust-Free?
Yes, we provide Dust-Free rubber floor tile removal services. We utilise powerful dust extractors and vacuum-equipped tools, connected to our jackhammers, scrapers, and concrete grinders, to capture debris at the source, significantly reducing or even eliminating dust in the air compared to traditional methods.
Is Concrete Grinding Required After Rubber Floor Tile Removal?
Yes, if you have a CONCRETE subfloor, your rubber floor tiles are most likely glued down. Once our team has removed your rubber floor tiles, you will see a glue residue that will need to be ground off your concrete using a Concrete Grinder. We need to grind your concrete to remove any remaining residue to allow the successful reinstallation of a new flooring system, coating, or floor levelling compound.
How Long Does Rubber Floor Tile Removal Take?
The duration of rubber floor tile removal varies depending on several key factors, but most projects are completed within a few hours to several days. Larger or more complex areas — especially those with thick adhesives, commercial-grade tiles, or outdoor playground systems — may take up to one or two weeks.
Smaller spaces such as home gyms, offices, single rooms, or compact commercial areas can often be completed within the same day. Larger gyms, school halls, playgrounds, warehouses, and multi-level facilities naturally require more time due to rubber thickness, adhesive type, and accessibility.
The Total Removal Time Depends On:
Size of the Area:
Bigger surfaces require more time to lift the tiles, remove adhesive, and prepare the subfloor.
Installation Method:
Fully glued-down rubber tiles, pressure-sensitive adhesive tiles, bonded rubber layers, and wet-pour rubber take significantly longer to remove than loose-lay or interlocking rubber tiles.
Subfloor Condition:
If the concrete or timber subfloor has heavy glue residue, foam-latex backing, or damage caused by long-term rubber adhesion, additional scraping or grinding time is required.
Access and Obstacles:
Narrow areas, gym equipment, playground structures, storage racks, or limited access points can extend the overall timeframe.
Waste Disposal:
Rubber tiles, thick mats, and wet-pour surfacing are heavy materials. Efficient handling, loading, and disposal contribute to total project duration — especially on large commercial sites.
At Carpet Removal Sydney, our experienced team uses industrial tile lifters, commercial scrapers, adhesive-removal equipment, and dust-controlled machinery to ensure fast, clean, and efficient rubber floor tile removal. We minimise disruption and leave your subfloor smooth, clean, and ready for new flooring, coatings, or resurfacing.
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