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How Much Does It Cost To Remove Bathroom Tile?

Typical range: $912-$1,873

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cost to remove bathroom tile Calculator

For your project in zip code 43215 with these options, the cost to remove bathroom tile starts at $3.04-$6.24 per square foot. Your actual price will depend on job size, conditions, finish options you choose.

Bathroom tile may need to be removed if it is cracked or otherwise damaged. Homeowners who want to upgrade to another type of floor or wall tile also need to have the current tile removed. Home renovations such as room expansion or the installation of a new in-floor heating system are other possible reasons bathroom tile would need to be taken out.

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Square Feet

Standard Services		Quantity	Low	High
What you can expect
Range per square foot:			$3.04	$6.24
Range for this type of project:			$912	$1,873
Estimate: $1,392
	Bathroom Tile Labor, Basic	44 hours	$690	$1,620
	Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete project. Tile will be detached from adjacent surfaces, broken into portable segments, and removed from premises. Rate is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of project site, and meticulous cleanup.
	Bathroom Tile Debris Disposal	300 square feet	$222	$252
	Responsible disposal of all project debris, including the cost to load and haul old materials, installation waste, and any other refuse.

Standard services

Bathroom Tile Labor, Basic
$690 -$1,620

44
hours

Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete project. Tile will be detached from adjacent surfaces, broken into portable segments, and removed from premises. Rate is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of project site, and meticulous cleanup.

Bathroom Tile Debris Disposal
$222 -$252

300
square feet

Responsible disposal of all project debris, including the cost to load and haul old materials, installation waste, and any other refuse.

Optional Services

What you can expect

Range per square foot:
$3 - $6

Range for this type of project:
$912 - $1,873

Estimate:
$1,392

Cost Comparison

YOUR ESTIMATE

$1,392

NATIONAL AVERAGE RANGE

$947 -$1,944

YOUR ESTIMATE

Remove Bathroom Tile: national average cost

The national average materials cost to remove bathroom tile is $0.82 per square foot, with a range between $0.77 to $0.87. The total price for labor and materials per square foot is $4.82, coming in between $3.16 to $6.48. A typical 300 square foot project costs $1,445.37, with a range of $946.81 to $1,943.93. Your actual price will depend on your location, job size, conditions and finish options you choose.

cost to remove bathroom tile
National Avg. Materials Cost per square foot	$0.82
National Avg. Cost (labor and materials) for 300 square foot	$1,445.37
National Cost Range (labor and materials) for 300 square foot	$946.81 - $1,943.93

What’s Involved in Bathroom Tile Removal

The first step in removing bathroom tile is to take everything out of the room, and remove all fixtures. From there, a starting point for the removal process needs to be identified. Floor and wall tiles may be difficult to remove depending on the type of adhesive used. For floor tile, if the subfloor is damaged, it may need to be taken out also. Removing all existing nails and debris is the final step of this process.

Price Variables for Bathroom Tile Removal

The cost of bathroom tile removal depends on a variety of factors. The size of the bathroom is a leading factor in cost, as is the time required to complete the job. Some tile types may be more difficult to remove than others, which can also affect the price. When new tile is installed immediately after removal, the cost of the project is higher.

Working With a Contractor

It’s imperative to use the services of a professional contractor when removing bathroom tile. Without the right experience and tools, the underlying structure can be damaged. This can lead to more hassles and expense for the homeowner. Experienced professionals can get the job done because they have the appropriate tools and knowledge to do so.

Last updated Dec 15, 2024