Demolition Services in San Diego
Careful tear-outs and clean job sites, ready for what comes next.
Demolition done carefully, with the rebuild in mind
Demolition is the first step of most remodels, and done carelessly it causes damage you pay to fix later. We take out kitchens, bathrooms, walls, ceilings and flooring while protecting the parts of the home that stay.
When demolition is the whole job, like tearing out concrete or taking down a structure, it's done by licensed demolition contractors under our contract and supervision. We handle the dumpsters and haul-away and leave the site clean.
Demolition services
Interior demolition
Kitchens, bathrooms, ceilings and flooring removed down to the studs.
Wall removal
Walls taken out to open the floor plan, with engineered beams for load-bearing walls.
Concrete removal
Old driveways, patios and slabs broken out and hauled away.
Structure removal
Sheds, patio covers, old decks and garages taken down.
Haul-away & cleanup
Dumpsters, debris removal and a clean site at the end of each day.
Protection
Floors, doors and the rooms we aren't working on covered and sealed off from dust.
Demolition and rough-in work
A simple, transparent process
You'll know the scope, the price and the schedule before any work starts.
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Free consultation
We visit your home, walk the space and listen to what you want.
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Written estimate
A clear, line-item proposal with scope, pricing and a realistic schedule.
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Plans & permits
We coordinate design and engineering and pull every required permit.
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Build
A clean, organized job site with regular updates and one point of contact.
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Final walkthrough
Inspections passed and punch list done. The job isn't finished until you're satisfied.
Demolition questions
Do you haul away the debris?
Yes. Dumpsters, hauling and cleanup are included in the price.
Can you take out a load-bearing wall?
Yes, with an engineered beam and a permit. We'll tell you at the estimate whether a wall is load-bearing.
Do you do just the demolition, or the rebuild too?
Both. Most clients have us do the demolition and the rebuild, so one contractor is responsible for the whole job.