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Remove Kitchen Floor cost in Baltimore

How Much Does Remove Kitchen Floor Cost in Baltimore, Maryland?

Tear out existing kitchen floor covering (vinyl, laminate, wood or tile) down to the subfloor and dispose of debris.

Remove Kitchen Floor in Baltimore, Maryland typically costs $2.01 to $5.01 per sq ft as of 2026. Prices reflect local labor and material rates. Use our calculator below for a detailed, ZIP-code-adjusted estimate.

Remove Kitchen Floor in Baltimore, Maryland

$2.01 – $5.01

per sq ft

Prices in Baltimore are in line with the national average for remove kitchen floor.

National average: $2 – $5 per sq ft

What you get at each price level

  • Basic

    $1.70 – $4.26 per sq ft

    Floor covering torn out down to the subfloor up to the cabinets, debris hauled away, broom-swept

  • Standard

    $2.01 – $5.01 per sq ft

    Floor covering and underlayment removed, staples and nails pulled, cabinet toe kicks protected, debris hauled

  • Premium

    $2.51 – $6.27 per sq ft

    Dust barriers set, flooring removed, adhesive and thinset scraped off, subfloor vacuumed, debris hauled

Cost Breakdown in Baltimore

ComponentCategoryPrice RangeUnit
Materialsmaterial$0.92 – $2.30sq ft
Laborlabor$0.68 – $1.70sq ft
Supplies & Othersupplies$0.24 – $0.61sq ft
Equipment & Disposalequipment$0.16 – $0.41sq ft
Prices adjusted for Baltimore local market conditions.

Cost Factors in Baltimore, Maryland

What Affects Pricing

  • Materials ($0.90-$2.25 per square foot)
  • Labor ($0.70-$1.75 per square foot)
  • Supplies & Other ($0.24-$0.60 per square foot)
  • Equipment & Disposal ($0.16-$0.40 per square foot)

Local Price Adjustments

Material costs2.0% above avg
Labor costs3.0% below avg

Material costs in Baltimore run proportionally higher than labor, which may favor labor-intensive approaches.

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