700 Square Feet of Carpet Pulled to Reveal Hardwood — Westchester, IL
Project Summary
A Westchester house had wall-to-wall carpet, some of it decades old, over the living room, dining room, hallway and two bedrooms, roughly 600 to 700 square feet.
The crew cut the carpet into strips, rolled it, pulled the padding, and removed every tack strip and staple. Underneath was the original hardwood, in good shape. Everything was swept and the rolls went on the truck. This is one of those jobs where the after photos are the best part!
If there's hardwood under your carpet, pulling it up is the easiest flooring upgrade you'll ever make.
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How This Job Was Priced
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Quick Job Details
| Service | Carpet tear-out and removal |
|---|---|
| Property | Single-family home |
| Scope | About 600–700 sq ft across five rooms and a hallway |
| Disposal | Carpet and padding to disposal; metal tack strips recycled |
| When | October 2025 |