Detailed scopes for every service we offer. Final pricing depends on access, material type and thickness, attachment method, disposal needs, equipment required, and site conditions specific to your project.
What's typically removed: Removes walls, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, and finishes from the interior of a home or building.
Who it's for: Homeowners planning a remodel, contractors prepping a space for renovation, and investors resetting a property between owners.
How we prep the space: We clear the space down to the agreed scope — full gut or selective removal — and leave it swept and organized for the next trade.
What's typically removed: Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, and appliances (where included in scope) are removed.
Who it's for: Homeowners and contractors starting a kitchen remodel or full renovation.
How we prep the space: Plumbing and electrical rough-ins are worked around carefully so the space is ready for the new layout.
What's typically removed: Tile, vanities, tubs, showers, and fixtures are removed from the bathroom.
Who it's for: Bathroom remodels, both single-room updates and full renovations.
How we prep the space: We protect adjacent rooms and plumbing lines, leaving a clean shell ready for the next phase.
What's typically removed: Tile, carpet, laminate, hardwood, and vinyl flooring removed down to the subfloor.
Who it's for: Any remodel or renovation where new flooring is going in.
How we prep the space: The subfloor is cleared and swept, ready for inspection or new flooring installation.
What's typically removed: Drywall, plaster, and ceiling material removed for repairs or full interior demolition.
Who it's for: Water damage repair, remodels, and interior gut jobs.
How we prep the space: Framing is exposed cleanly so the next trade can inspect, repair, or rebuild.
What's typically removed: Breakup and removal of slabs, patios, driveways, sidewalks, and other concrete or hardscape.
Who it's for: Homeowners replacing hardscape, contractors prepping a site for new concrete or landscaping.
How we prep the space: Concrete is broken up and hauled off, leaving the base ready for the next step.
What's typically removed: Removal of exterior structures, additions, sheds, or building components as scoped.
Who it's for: Property owners removing structures ahead of a rebuild, addition, or site reset.
How we prep the space: The site is cleared to the agreed scope and left organized for construction to follow.
What's typically removed: Interior and structural demolition for offices, retail spaces, and commercial buildouts.
Who it's for: Business owners, general contractors, and property managers preparing commercial space for a new buildout.
How we prep the space: Work is scheduled around your timeline and coordinated to minimize disruption to the property.
What's typically removed: Hauling and disposal of debris, junk, and leftover materials from a property or job site.
Who it's for: Renovation projects, rental turnovers, foreclosures, and general property cleanouts.
How we prep the space: The property is cleared out and left presentable for showing, listing, or the next phase of work.
What's typically removed: Targeted removal of specific materials, fixtures, or areas while protecting everything that stays.
Who it's for: Projects where only part of a space needs to come out — a single wall, a section of flooring, one room.
How we prep the space: We work carefully around what's staying so the rest of the property is protected throughout the job.
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