Complete Residential Demolition & Commercial Structure Removal in Pierce & King Counties Since 2008
Services
Our experienced team specializes in residential demolition projects throughout Pierce County. Whether you’re removing an old house, preparing for new construction, or clearing damaged structures, we handle every step with precision and care.
From single-family homes to multi-unit buildings, we bring the right equipment and expertise to every job.
Our experienced team specializes in residential demolition projects throughout Pierce County.
Whether you’re removing an old house, preparing for new construction, or clearing damaged structures, we handle every step with precision and care. From single-family homes to multi-unit buildings, we bring the right equipment and expertise to every job.
When it comes to house demolition, we offer supporting services that go beyond basic teardown work.
Our team coordinates everything from utility disconnections to environmental assessments, making your demolition project hassle-free. We work with local inspectors, handle permit applications, and ensure proper disposal of all materials, whether it’s recycling valuable components or safely removing hazardous substances.
Local Expertise
With over two decades of experience in Pierce and King Counties, we understand local regulations and building codes inside and out.
Expert Management
Have full confidence in us. Our team has 6 years of expertise and are the best in Pierce County!
Safety First
Our team follows strict safety protocols and is fully insured, protecting both our workers and your property.
Complete Service
From permits to final cleanup, we handle every aspect of your barn demolition project.
Local demolition permits, environmental clearances, and utility disconnection approvals are required before starting any residential demolition project.
Once permits are secured and utilities are disconnected, most residential demolitions can be completed in 1-2 working days, excluding preparation and cleanup.
Utilities must be disconnected (electric, water, gas), hazardous materials must be assessed, and proper permits obtained. This preparation phase typically takes 2-4 weeks and sometimes 1 week.
Professional assessment and removal of hazardous materials is required before demolition. Specialized teams handle asbestos removal following local, state, and federal regulations.
The concrete slab and foundation are typically removed, and the site is filled and graded to match surrounding area levels. The area is then seeded with grass to prevent erosion.