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Interior demolition in your area

Selective strip-outs and full guts — walls, flooring, cabinetry, and fixtures out cleanly, with the structure and everything that stays left intact and ready for the next trade.

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15+ Years in Business
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1,200+ Jobs Cleared
Dump Fees Included in Every Quote
85% of Debris Recycled
What’s included

What an interior strip-out includes

  • Selective demolition to your drawings — exactly what comes out, and nothing that doesn’t
  • Floor, stair, and pathway protection along the whole route to the truck
  • Dust barriers and containment so the rest of the building stays usable
  • Careful work around structure, MEP, and any finishes that are staying
  • Suspect asbestos or lead identified before we start, with licensed abatement coordinated first
  • Debris hauled the same day where access allows, and the space left broom-clean
How it works

In, out, and ready for the build

1

Walk the scope

We mark exactly what comes out with you, confirm what stays, and flag anything that needs testing first.

2

Contain & protect

Dust barriers up, floors and pathways protected, and the parts of the building still in use sealed off.

3

Stripped & swept

The scope comes out, every load goes out with it, and the space is swept ready for your trades.

Questions & answers

Interior demolition FAQs

How much does an interior gut cost?

A single room typically runs $2,000–$5,000 and a whole unit $5,000–$12,000, depending on square footage, what’s coming out, and how far debris has to travel to the truck. Access is the variable people underestimate — a third-floor walk-up costs more than a ground-floor unit with a loading door.

Can you work in an occupied building?

Yes, and most of our interior work is. We seal the work zone with dust barriers, protect the shared pathways, keep noise to agreed hours, and clean the common areas daily. Neighbouring tenants shouldn’t have to live with your project.

How fast can you turn a unit around?

A typical apartment or small commercial unit is one to three days, and weekend turnarounds are common when a remodel crew needs to start Monday. Tell us the date your next trade needs and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can hit it.

What if there’s asbestos in the flooring or the drywall?

In older buildings it’s a real possibility — floor tile, mastic, and joint compound especially. We identify suspect materials at the walkthrough and have a licensed abatement contractor clear them before we touch anything. Abatement is a separately licensed trade, and disturbing it first is how a small job becomes a serious problem.

Need it stripped before your trades arrive?

Book a free walkthrough and get one written all-in price — contained, hauled, and swept on the date your build-out needs.

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