Getting ready to remodel? We tear out the old cabinets, drywall, flooring and fixtures, haul it all away and leave the space broom-clean for your contractor or your DIY weekend.
Light demo is selective, room-scale removal. We take out exactly what’s on the list and protect what stays, which makes it the right fit for kitchen and bath remodels, flooring replacements and backyard structures that have seen better days.
Walkthrough & estimateIn person or by video, we mark exactly what comes out and what stays, then give you a free estimate.
Protect & prepFloors and the path out get covered, and the work area gets sectioned off. You handle utility shut-offs (or ask us).
Tear-outControlled, selective removal, with debris bagged or carried out as we go.
Haul & recycleMetal, clean wood and cardboard separated where possible, and the rest hauled to the proper facility.
Broom-clean finishSwept and cleared so the next trade can start.
How we price
There are no fixed prices for this work. Every job is priced to fit you, based on:
Your needsWhat you want removed or torn out, and what has to be protected.
LocationWhere the property is and how easy it is to access.
Job details & scopeSize, materials, number of rooms or structures, and labor involved.
Disposal costsWeight and type of debris and the facility fees to dispose of or recycle it.
Estimates are always free. Send photos or book a walkthrough and you’ll get a clear price before any work starts.
Cabinets, countertops, vanities, tubs, tile and fixtures.
Drywall & ceilings
Walls and ceilings opened up or removed to the scope you set.
Flooring
Carpet and pad, vinyl, laminate, tile and floating floors pulled and hauled.
Fixtures & trim
Lights, sinks, toilets, doors, baseboards and trim removed cleanly.
Small sheds & decks
Garden sheds, small decks, fences and play sets taken down.
Haul-off included
Debris loaded and hauled the same visit, with recyclables separated.
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Light Demo on the job
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Watch a light demo job start to finish
Kitchen and dining room gutStove, upper and lower cabinets, countertops, carpet and pad, and ceiling soffits torn out, then bagged and swept clean.Staircase and under-loft tear-outStair railings, framing and partition walls under the loft taken down to open up the space, then swept and shop-vacuumed clean.Open-concept wall removalA framed partition wall knocked out of the middle of the room, wall paneling and trim stripped, then everything hauled out and swept.Flooring tear-outOld flooring pried up and carried out, underlayment pulled, leftover nails and staples scraped off, and the subfloor swept bare.Kitchen cabinet and peninsula removalFloors protected and the room sealed off with plastic, then the peninsula, countertop and upper cabinets unscrewed and carried out.
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FAQ
Light Demo questions
Do you handle asbestos or lead paint?
No. We don’t perform abatement. Older materials may need testing by a licensed professional before demo starts. Ask us and we’ll help you plan the order.
Do I need a permit?
That depends on the job and your city or county. Ask us about your project. We’ll tell you what we’ve seen, but the property owner or general contractor is responsible for permits.
Do you disconnect plumbing and electrical?
Please have a licensed plumber or electrician make utilities safe before we arrive, or ask us how to coordinate it.
