House Demolition

What This Service Involves

Full house demolition takes a structure down to the ground and prepares the lot for new construction. We handle the permits, utility disconnects, and hazardous-material checks that WA jurisdictions require before a single wall comes down. Salvageable materials are set aside for reuse or recycling, and the rest is sorted and hauled to keep landfill loads down. Our crew works methodically to protect neighboring properties, trees, and any structures you plan to keep. When we finish, the site is cleared, graded, and ready for the next phase of your project.

Benefits

Permits, disconnects, and asbestos checks handled for you; Salvage and recycling that reduce landfill and cost; Careful work that protects neighbors and site features; A cleared, graded lot ready for new construction; One accountable crew from teardown through cleanup

Our Process

1) Pull demolition permits and schedule utility disconnects; 2) Test for and abate asbestos or lead as required; 3) Demolish the structure and sort salvage from debris; 4) Haul off material, then grade and clear the site

What Affects the Cost

Size and construction type of the house; Permitting, disconnects, and abatement required; Hazardous materials found during testing; Site access and proximity to neighboring structures; Volume of debris and disposal or recycling fees

Best Time of Year

House demolition runs in any season; we schedule around drier conditions when it keeps site access and erosion control easier.