Duration for tile removal in hallway + kitchen

Hello everyone,

I would be interested in your opinion on how long it would take to remove old floor tiles in the kitchen and hallway (estimated). The area of the kitchen is 13.85m2 and the hallway 14.21m2. In both rooms, we want to lay laminate or vinyl.

My second question would be how time-consuming and difficult it would be to install underfloor heating based on water or gas in a vintage house built in 1957 in the living room, dining room, hallway, and study.

I am attaching two photos of the hallway and kitchen showing what the tiles look like.

What would be the cheapest disposal option for old tiles, old radiators, and the removal of an old bathroom (3m2)? I am thinking more of a medium-sized car trailer, as I believe it would be cheaper in rental costs than a medium-sized container.

I would be very happy about your answer.

Thank you very much in advance.

Should the screed be removed as well? Then rather a container because of the quantity. We stripped out a 10 m2 bathroom in one day with 3 men. For you, that would be about 7_8 man-days. But it also always depends on where it is located. Debris chute? Carrying through the stairwell? I won't say anything about the duration of the installation, I would only let a professional handle that.

First of all, thank you for the response.

The screed should stay if possible.
The kitchen is located on the ground floor.

So you mean 7-8 days if Manns does it alone?

Yes, exactly. You have to lift carefully.

Have you considered the new heights for the [FußbodenHeizung]?
In many rooms you want [FußbodenHeizung], but not in the bathroom and kitchen? That creates height differences. However, I am not a renovation expert.

Yes, we have considered that.

The sellers of the house said I would spend 2-3 days per room removing floor tiles. My brother-in-law, who is a craftsman, says: 0.5 days per room if done quickly or 1 day per room if it is to be done carefully (the tile removal). If necessary, the doors can be shortened.

Alone, 1 room per day I consider doable if you can remove the debris quickly and over a short distance. Are they installed in thin-bed or classic thick-bed method? Thick-bed with a lot of cement can quickly become tedious.