Dustless Tile Removal for Museums and Galleries in Houston, Texas

Tiled floors, walls, and other types of surfaces can improve the visual nature of any given space. Museums and galleries, for example, utilize this flooring to give the artwork a dramatic effect whenever the lights are turned on. In addition, tiles are able to handle more waves of visitors because tile is built to be durable – but this does not mean that it can’t get damaged.

Old and overexposed tiles will break. Once this happens, your immediate mode of action is to have them repaired and replaced. However, handling the problem with DIYs will simply not do. Due to your surroundings, improper tile removal methods can damage artwork stationed nearby. Do not compromise the value of your pieces - contact the professionals to deal with the situation.

Protect The Art & Go Virtually Dust-Free with Tile Busters Houston

Tile Busters Houston offers a tile removal service like no other. While the majority of other tile removal companies use traditional methods, we have created a unique system that allows us to remove tile virtually dust-free. This removal method is safer, cleaner, and healthier, for your environment.

Dust can be easily kept in cramped spaces and can cause problems in larger openings, like those found in your vents and air conditioning units. It can damage the internal components of these installments, and render them useless within weeks. While dust can be inhaled, those who are overexposed to it can get multiple respiratory ailments. Furthermore, dust can latch on to any of your pieces, and cause a visual disaster, if you are not careful.

Repairing both mechanical and artistic problems can get expensive, but with the help of our virtually dust-free tile removal services, not only will your tiled floors be fixed, but your artwork and other precious items will not have to suffer from the damaging properties of dust.

Our service area includes properties located in Texas. You can reach us by dialing 281-603-0006 or visit our contact page here for further questions and details.