We’ve taken a look at and reviewed the best tools for removing tiles and listed them for you so that you can decide for yourself which one is best suited for your tile removal job. So if you have lot’s of tiles to remove, then by far the quickest and most cost efficient way to remove tiles is to use a tile removal tool, for example, using a chisel in a suitable power tool.

If your wall tiles are fixed to surfaces such as drywall or stucco then you really do need to be extra careful when you are removing the tiles, this is simply because this type of surface can so easily be damaged.įloor tile might be fixed onto a surface such as cement or even concrete, in these cases, the surface doesn’t damage that easily and is ideal for using power tools to remove the tiles quickly.Ĭeramic, porcelain, marble, and mosaic tiles for walls and floors can be removed by hand, with the aid of a hand chisel and small 2 lb sledgehammer for instance, but this can be a very tiring job and doing it this way is quite often time-consuming and very hard work. If you’re wondering how to remove ceramic wall and floor tiles, the best tile removal tool for the job really depends upon what type of surface you are removing the tile from and also how much tile removal needs doing.