Demo and Disposal
We remove the old tile, vinyl, or stone, pull the toilet, and haul everything away. You do not need to rent a dumpster or make a trip to the landfill. A standard bathroom demo takes about three hours.
Bathroom Flooring Installation Scottsdale AZ means tearing out the old surface, fixing what is underneath, and laying a floor that shrugs off hard water and daily traffic. We handle bathroom floor replacement in Scottsdale for homeowners in 85251, 85255, and 85258 who are tired of cracked tiles, loose grout, and soft spots near the toilet flange. One crew, one schedule, no surprises.

Bathroom Flooring Installation Scottsdale AZ is the full tear-out and rebuild of your bathroom floor, not a cosmetic overlay. We pull the toilet, cut out the old tile or vinyl, inspect the subfloor for water damage, then rebuild with cement backer board, a waterproofing membrane, and your chosen finish. Every seam gets sealed, every cut gets measured twice, and the toilet flange gets set back at the right height so the wax ring actually seals.
Most Scottsdale homes we walk into have the same story: original builder-grade ceramic tile from the 1990s, failing caulk lines around the shower pan, and grout that has turned gray from hard water stains. If your floor flexes when you step near the vanity cabinet, or you have smelled mildew after a long shower, the subfloor is already telling you something. We fix the cause before we lay a single tile.
Every floor we install includes the prep work that makes the finish last. Here is what is covered in a standard bathroom floor replacement, and what we price separately if your project needs it.
We remove the old tile, vinyl, or stone, pull the toilet, and haul everything away. You do not need to rent a dumpster or make a trip to the landfill. A standard bathroom demo takes about three hours.
We check the plywood with a moisture meter and a screw gun to find soft spots. Damaged sections get cut out and replaced with new plywood before anything else goes down. This is the step that prevents cracked tiles later.
We install cement backer board over thinset, then roll on a waterproofing membrane across the entire floor. Every seam and penetration gets sealed. This layer is what keeps water from reaching your framing.
We set your chosen finish with a notched trowel and laser level, cutting tile with a wet saw for clean edges. Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and luxury vinyl plank are all options we install.
We grout with epoxy grout, run silicone caulk along the tub and baseboards, and reset the toilet with a new wax ring at the correct flange height. You get a finished floor ready to use the same day.
We come out, measure the room, check the subfloor with a moisture meter, and look at the toilet flange height. You get a written scope and a fixed price the same day. Most estimates take 30 to 45 minutes.
We protect the vanity and tub, then pull the toilet and cut out the old flooring. A 40-square-foot bathroom takes about three hours to demo. We haul everything away and sweep the subfloor clean so we can see what we are working with.
Any soft plywood gets cut out and replaced. We check the joists, set the toilet flange at the correct height, and screw down cement backer board with a notched trowel and modified thinset. This is the step most cheap installs skip.
We roll on a waterproofing membrane, let it cure, then set tile with a tile saw and grout float. Epoxy grout goes in the next day. A standard bathroom floor takes two to three days from demo to grout.
We reset the toilet with a new wax ring, reinstall the vanity, and run a bead of silicone caulk along the tub and baseboards. You walk the floor with us, check every grout line, and sign off before we pack up.
We come out, measure the room, check the subfloor with a moisture meter, and look at the toilet flange height. You get a written scope and a fixed price the same day. Most estimates take 30 to 45 minutes.
Cuts porcelain and natural stone cleanly without chipping the edge. We use it for every cut that will be visible, including doorways and around the toilet flange.
Reads the moisture content in the plywood subfloor before we install anything. If the reading is high, we find the leak first. Tiling over a wet subfloor is how mold starts.
Spreads thinset at the correct depth for your tile size. The notch size matters: too small and the tile does not bond, too large and thinset squeezes up into the grout lines.
Checks that the subfloor and the finished floor are flat across the room. A floor that is out of level shows up as cracked grout and a shower door that will not seal.
Pushes epoxy grout into the joints and scrapes the surface clean. Epoxy grout sets fast, so this step has to be done in small sections with a steady hand.
Cuts out damaged plywood and trims the toilet flange and door casing cleanly. It gets into tight corners where a saw cannot reach.

A hall bath in McCormick Ranch had a spongy spot near the toilet that had been growing for two years. The original ceramic tile was cracked, the grout was black, and the toilet rocked when you sat on it.
After: We cut out the rotted plywood, sistered in new material, and reset the toilet flange at the correct height. New porcelain tile with epoxy grout went down over a waterproofed assembly. The floor is solid, the toilet does not move, and the room smells clean.
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A master bath in North Scottsdale had cement grout that had turned gray from years of hard water. The homeowner had tried every cleaner on the shelf. The floor looked dirty even after mopping.
After: We replaced the floor with large-format porcelain tile and epoxy grout. The new floor wipes clean with water alone. We also installed a heated mat under the tile, so the floor is warm on winter mornings.
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An Old Town Scottsdale home had a cast iron tub that the owner wanted to convert to a walk-in shower. The existing floor had a drain in the wrong spot and the subfloor was patched from an old leak.
After: We relocated the drain, patched the subfloor, and installed a sloped tile floor that meets the new shower pan. Waterproofing runs continuous from the floor into the shower. The room now has a curbless entry and drains properly with no puddling.
Book this service →Most bathroom floor calls come down to a handful of failures. Here is what we see most often and how we handle it.
Ask a pro →We pull the toilet, cut out the damaged plywood, and inspect the joists. If the framing is sound, we sister in new plywood and set the toilet flange at the correct height. Most soft spots are fixed in a single day.
We tear out the failed floor, check for movement in the subfloor, and rebuild with cement backer board screwed down properly. We set new tile with epoxy grout, which resists cracking and does not need annual sealing.
We find the source, which is often a failing caulk line or a shower pan leak. We replace the floor with a waterproofed assembly and check the exhaust fan to make sure the room is actually venting.
We replace the floor with epoxy grout, which resists staining and wipes clean with a damp cloth. It costs a bit more upfront and saves you hours of scrubbing every year.
Most bathroom floor installs in Scottsdale run $1,200 to $4,500 in 2026, depending on square footage and material. A standard 40-square-foot hall bath with porcelain tile and epoxy grout lands around $1,800 to $2,400. Natural stone, heated floors, or subfloor repair push the number higher. We give you a fixed written price after the on-site measure.
Porcelain tile with epoxy grout is the best all-around choice for Scottsdale. It handles hard water, does not need annual sealing, and stays cool in summer. Luxury vinyl plank is the runner-up if you want a warmer surface and a faster install. Natural stone looks great but needs sealing every 12 to 18 months because of our mineral-heavy water.
A standard bathroom floor replacement takes two to three working days. Demo and subfloor repair take day one, tile setting takes day two, and grout plus toilet reset happen on day three. Larger master baths with heated floors or complex patterns run four to five days. We give you a day-by-day schedule before we start.
Sometimes, but we rarely recommend it. If the existing tile is firmly bonded and the floor height allows it, we can set new tile over a properly prepped surface. The problem is you cannot see water damage underneath. In Scottsdale homes with original 1990s tile, we usually find soft subfloor near the toilet flange, which means tear-out is the safer call.
One call gets you a same-day on-site measure and a fixed written price. We are licensed, bonded, and we stand behind every floor with a workmanship warranty. Call now and we will get you on the schedule.
Get Free Estimate +18556124434 →Call +1 855-612-4434 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and we schedule walkthroughs across Scottsdale and Maricopa County within a few days. Bring your wish list and your budget.