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What We demolish
Demolition involves more then just tearing a building down. Whether it's a full teardown, a partial removal, or clearing a site for what's next, we can help.
Residential teardowns
Full house teardowns are often the first step in a rebuild on the same lot.
Partial demolition
Selective demolition of part of a home or building when you are renovating, adding on, or reworking the layout.
Commercial demolition
Demolition work in commercial buildings, including interior demolition for tenant improvements and full structure removals.
Site clearing before rebuilds
Clearing structures, foundations, and debris so the site is ready for the next build to start.
Permits, Safety and Coordination
Taking a structure down safely is only half the job. The other half is coordinating it with whatever comes next, so the site is ready the day the next phase starts.
Permits and timelines
Demolition usually requires a permit, and the requirements vary by location and structure. We handle the permits as part of the project, including coordinating with the local authority.
Subtrade coordination
Disconnections, hauling, and any specialized work are coordinated up front so the day of demolition runs smoothly.
Owner reporting
You will know what is happening and when. No surprises on the schedule.
Clean handover
When we are done, the site is cleaned up and ready for the next phase. If we are also building, the transition is seamless from our side.
Cleanup and Disposal
Debris hauling
We handle debris hauling as part of the demolition scope, with proper disposal of the materials we take off site.
Site clearing
The site is cleared so the next phase can start without extra cleanup.
Ready for build handoff
When the next phase is another builder or trade, we leave the site in shape for them to come straight in.
Coordination with next construction phase
When we are running the rebuild ourselves, demolition is planned as part of one continuous project rather than two disconnected jobs.
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Frequently asked
questions
Do you handle demolition permits?
Yes. Demolition usually requires a permit, and we handle the application and coordination with the local authority as part of the project. The specifics depend on the structure and the location, and we walk you through what is involved before we get started.
Do you do partial demolitions?
Yes. Partial demolition is common when a homeowner is renovating, adding on, or reworking the layout. We can take down what needs to come out without damaging what stays.
Can you demolish before building the new home?
Yes. We often handle demolition as the first phase of a custom home or major renovation, with the rebuild planned in alongside it.
What happens to the debris after demolition?
Debris is hauled off site and disposed of properly, with materials separated where it makes sense. Cleanup is part of the demolition scope, not an extra to figure out later.
How long does a residential demolition take?
It depends on the structure, the site, and the disconnections that need to happen first, so we do not quote a time without seeing the site. Reach out with a few details and we will set up a visit and give you a realistic estimate.
Do you prepare the site for the next build?
Yes. When demolition is done, the site is cleared and prepared so the next phase can start without delay, whether that is us or another builder.
Memberships, certifications & insurance
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Talk to the Generational Builder Who's Been Building Here Since 1973
If you're planning a new home, or simply have a question, contact us directly. We'll discuss your project and respond with clear next steps.
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