When it comes to removing flooring, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. The easiest flooring to remove depends on the type of flooring you have and how it is installed. For example, vinyl sheet flooring can be easily removed by peeling up a corner and pulling the sheet away from the adhesive. However, if your vinyl sheet flooring is glued down, then removal will be more difficult and may require the use of a putty knife or scraper. Tile floors can also be tricky to remove, depending on how they are installed. If your tiles are set in mortar, then you will need to chisel them out. If they are set in adhesive, then you should be able to pry them up with a putty knife or similar tool. Carpet is another common type of flooring that can be difficult to remove. If your carpet is glued down, then you will need to use a power stretcher or rent a knee kicker to loosen the glue before removal. If your carpet is tacked down, then you will need to use a hammer and crowbar (or similar tools) to pull up the tack strip before removal.