Adhesion and the wall
Tiles can be fixed to masonry, plaster or boards. Removal may damage underlying material. The intended depth follows the requirements for the new finish.
Corners, connections and fittings
Define boundaries around pipes, sanitary fittings and adjoining finishes. Affected connections must be made safe before work.
Repair and waterproofing
New plaster, backing boards or bathroom waterproofing belong to the rebuilding phase unless expressly included. Agree these follow-on tasks with the installer.
What is included?
The quotation lists removed components and layers, protection and waste arrangements. Structural provisions, service adjustments and reinstatement are included only where expressly specified.
Prepare your request
- Photos of tiles and surrounding fittings.
- Wall material where known.
- Retained areas and new finish requirements.
Costs and programme
A reliable price and duration follow assessment of the scope, materials and access. Include your preferred date. Documents, safe service release and permissions may affect the start.
| Price factor | Assessment |
|---|---|
| Adhesion | Your property and the agreed removal scope |
| Backing material | Your property and the agreed removal scope |
| Connections and retained edges | Your property and the agreed removal scope |
Demolition costs and price factors
Work sequence and safety
Photos and documents support the initial assessment. Where needed, a site visit or specialist information follows. Equipment, dust control, protection, sorting and handover fit the actual project. Unknown materials or structural functions require assessment before work continues.
Your Amsterdam property
Include the floor level, access route and permitted lift loads. Shared areas, homeowners’ association arrangements and any protected status are considered when preparing the work.
Frequently asked questions
Will the plaster behind the tiles remain intact?
That depends on adhesion and condition. Discuss possible damage and repair.
Does removal include new waterproofing?
No. New waterproofing is part of the new bathroom build-up and must be planned separately.