Demolition, Cleanup & Removal

I recently purchased a house that requires some demolition work. Do you offer that service?

At our junk removal service, we go beyond mere debris clearance—we provide comprehensive demolition solutions as well. What sets us apart is our holistic approach: not only do we dismantle residential or commercial properties, but we also efficiently manage the removal and disposal of all waste.

This integrated service is a rarity in the construction realm. Typically, when a demolition team arrives at a site, they assume there's already a sizable industrial waste receptacle for the debris. However, once this container fills up, another company must be summoned to empty it, leading to a cycle of pickups and drop-offs until the project concludes.

With us, however, you're getting two services under one roof. There's no need to juggle between multiple contractors for junk removal and demolition—the same team handles both seamlessly. As our crew demolishes your property, they concurrently clear their truck of waste, eliminating any delays caused by waiting for external disposal teams.

We're fully equipped to handle all aspects of your demolition project. If a standard demolition crew can manage it, so can we. From walls and flooring to kitchens and bathrooms, we'll swiftly and efficiently dismantle everything in sight. Moreover, we'll tidy up any unwanted items on the property, be it old firewood, dilapidated sheds, or outdated rock gardens.

Our pricing structure mirrors that of junk removal—based on project duration, required manpower, and trips to the nearest disposal site. However, we can't provide precise quotes over the phone without assessing the property firsthand. Nonetheless, if you furnish details like square footage and the extent of additional clutter, we can offer a ballpark estimate.

Upon arrival, our team will conduct a thorough evaluation, providing you with an exact quote before commencing work. For precise demolitions, it's crucial to clearly indicate which structures are to be removed and which are to be retained. This clarity ensures a smooth operation and avoids any confusion regarding preservation preferences.