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Removal Ocala

Ocala is a small city at the imaginary line of the state where Central eases into North. The name comes from the Timucuan Indian word Ocali, which is thought to mean big hammock, in reference to the large number of oak trees in the area.     In 1846, Ocala became the seat of Marion County, and ten years later was one of the leading social and business centers of Florida. The civil war all but destroyed the city, however, and the population fell to 200 people. By the late 1800s, the town was on the comeback, firmly re-established, with a growing population and thriving businesses.     Today the area around Ocala is known as horse- country, with lovely green hills, white fences outlining pastures, and sprawling estate homes. Venture off onto the smaller roads and highways, and you’ll come across picturesque towns with unusual names like “Micanopy,” where you can find anything from antiques to citrus.     Probably the biggest tourist draw to Ocala is Silver Springs State Park. Here visitors can get up close and personal to the beauty of one of Florida’s spring-fed waterways and its magnificent ecosystem. Kayaking and canoeing are popular activities, as well as glass- bottom boat tours. For the equestrians, there’s a horse trail that runs along the river in the wetlands.     Floor Busters is pleased to be a part of this community that is so rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. We are here to serve you. No location is too far or inconvenient. We are happy to take care of you, whether your project is a modest one in Micanopy or a grand-scale one in an equestrian estate home.     We will bring our state-of-the-art tile-removal equipment, including our industrial Hepa-filtered dust- collection vacuums, to remove any tile surface. We can remove up to 1,000 square feet of tile per day.  The removal process is a healthy one. We will maintain your indoor air quality and keep it at healthy levels during the project. And after the project, there won’t be any fine layers of dust or particles as evidence that we were there. All surfaces will be virtually environmentally dust-free!

Floor Busters -Tile

Removal Ocala

Ocala is a small city at the imaginary line of the state where Central eases into North. The name comes from the Timucuan Indian word Ocali, which is thought to mean big hammock, in reference to the large number of oak trees in the area.     In 1846, Ocala became the seat of Marion County, and ten years later was one of the leading social and business centers of Florida. The civil war all but destroyed the city, however, and the population fell to 200 people. By the late 1800s, the town was on the comeback, firmly re-established, with a growing population and thriving businesses.     Today the area around Ocala is known as horse-country, with lovely green hills, white fences outlining pastures, and sprawling estate homes. Venture off onto the smaller roads and highways, and you’ll come across picturesque towns with unusual names like “Micanopy,” where you can find anything from antiques to citrus.     Probably the biggest tourist draw to Ocala is Silver Springs State Park. Here visitors can get up close and personal to the beauty of one of Florida’s spring- fed waterways and its magnificent ecosystem. Kayaking and canoeing are popular activities, as well as glass- bottom boat tours. For the equestrians, there’s a horse trail that runs along the river in the wetlands.     Floor Busters is pleased to be a part of this community that is so rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. We are here to serve you. No location is too far or inconvenient. We are happy to take care of you, whether your project is a modest one in Micanopy or a grand-scale one in an equestrian estate home.     We will bring our state-of-the-art tile- removal equipment, including our industrial Hepa-filtered dust-collection vacuums, to remove any tile surface. We can remove up to 1,000 square feet of tile per day.  The removal process is a healthy one. We will maintain your indoor air quality and keep it at healthy levels during the project. And after the project, there won’t be any fine layers of dust or particles as evidence that we were there. All surfaces will be virtually environmentally dust-free!