Expert Carpet Removal – Carpet Disposal – Carpet Haul Away and Recycling

Handyman Services of Omaha junk removal will remove & recycle your old carpet in time for the new carpet to be installed. Don’t DIY, Book Online or

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• Carpet Installation
• Carpet Repair
• Carpet Removal
• Carpet Stretching
• Carpet Flooring
• Flooring Contractor
• Handyman Services
• Flooring Contractor
• Make Ready Services
• Junk Removal
• Mattress Removal
• Furniture Removal

CARPET REMOVAL OMAHA

Best carpet disposal & carpet recycling service in Omaha!

About our carpet removal services in Omaha NE: Remodeling your home or office and need some help removing your old wall-to-wall carpeting? You’ve found the right place! Handyman Services of Omaha junk removal crew is trained to safely move any furniture out of the area where the carpeting is to be removed and get to work pulling up and removing the carpet. Once everything is pulled up, our friendly movers will remove all the padding, carpet scraps, and any other debris out to the truck. We even sweep up the area when we’re done so it’s as neat and tidy as possible before we leave!

We strive to donate and recycle as much of what we lug away as possible, so if your rug or carpet is in good condition, we will do our best to make sure it is donated or recycled on your behalf. We’ll also pass the savings along to you in the form of a tax-deductible receipt for any items we are able to donate for you.

HOW MUCH DOES CARPET REMOVAL COST IN OMAHA? – Angieslist.com

Cost of professional carpet removal and hauling in Omaha NE? About $0.30-0.60/SF typically for tear off and disposal – up to about $0.40-0.80 or so in areas with expensive trash disposal fees and a long haul to the landfill. However, that does NOT guarantee that the subflooring underneath will be ready for vinyl plank laying. There may be screwing down of the subfloor, filling of knot holes and cush, sanding, etc needed to prepare the surface for vinyl plank. Alternatively, the contractor may (as commonly occurs) just say with the labor involved in getting the subfloor ready, it is cheaper to put down a 1/4″ flooring prep sheet – called underlayment, usually a particle board product.