Residential interior demolition
- Kitchen gut-outs: cabinets, counters, flooring, walls
- Bathroom tear-outs: tubs, tile, vanities, drywall
- Basement tear-outs: framing, drywall, flooring and ceilings, including water- or mould-damaged materials
- Non-load-bearing wall removal, flooring and ceiling removal
Commercial interior demolition
- Office, retail and restaurant strip-outs between tenants
- Removal of partitions, ceilings, flooring and fixtures
- Flexible scheduling: we're available 24/7, so work can happen after hours or on weekends to keep your building running
Selective demolition: removing only what needs to go
Selective demolition means taking out specific parts of a building while protecting the rest. We cover and protect floors, fixtures and finishes that are staying, keep dust and debris contained, and leave the space clean and ready for your contractor.
Before we start
In homes and buildings from before the 1990s, drywall compound, flooring, ceiling texture and insulation can contain asbestos. If there's any doubt, the materials should be tested before demolition. We can help with that too. See Asbestos & Abatement.
Common questions
Can you work around people still living or working in the building?
Yes. We contain the work area, protect what's staying and clean up as we go. Tell us your schedule and we'll plan around it.
How long does a kitchen or basement gut-out take?
Most residential interior gut-outs take one to a few days, depending on size. You'll get a clear timeline with your quote.
Do you haul the debris away?
Yes. Everything we remove is loaded, hauled and disposed of properly.
