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Interiors and renovation
Remove selected finishes or open an interior for the next renovation stage. Start by defining what stays.
- Interior demolition
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and full interior tear-outs. Separate finishes from structural work.
- Rental unit strip-outs
Prepare a vacant unit for renovation after belongings and retained fixtures are identified.
- Demolition for renovators and investors
Coordinate phased removal with the renovation plan, trade access and handover boundaries.
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Structures and outdoor removal
From a detached garage to a building removal, define the structure, its connections and the condition of the site afterwards.
- Residential demolition
House and residential structure removal, with access, services and the lot handover assessed together.
- Commercial demolition
Commercial buildings and strip-outs planned around retained premises, building systems and loading access.
- Garage demolition
Detached garages and accessory structures. State separately whether the slab and footings leave.
- Pool removal
Above-ground and in-ground pools require different removal and ground-restoration decisions.
- Deck, fence and shed removal
Exterior structures, attachments and bases assessed separately from the building or fence that stays.
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Concrete and hard surfaces
Identify the material, thickness, edges and access before deciding the removal approach.
- Concrete breaking and removal
Slabs, footings and masonry. Removal limits and the condition below the concrete need their own assessment.
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Contents, debris and cleanup
Choose between clearing movable contents, loading demolition debris and rough construction cleanup.
- Junk and debris removal
Start here when a property contains a mixture of unwanted contents and loose renovation material.
- Demolition and renovation debris
Load out material already released from the work. Further dismantling is a separate scope.
- Appliance, furniture and mattress removal
Bulky movable items, with disconnections, stairs and carrying routes checked first.
- Scrap metal removal
Accessible, released metal. Connected equipment and uncertain materials need prior assessment.
- Tenant turnover cleanouts
Remove authorised belongings and loose contents before inspection or a separately scoped strip-out.
- Office and commercial junk removal
Furniture and approved business contents, with ownership, loading rules and sensitive records resolved.
- Construction site cleanup
Released debris and a rough sweep during a build or before handover. Detailed cleaning is separate.
Removal is not one single scope
Contents or building materials?
A cleanout clears movable items. A strip-out removes agreed building finishes and assemblies. A property may need both, in that order.
Structure or base?
Removing a garage, deck or shed does not automatically include its slab or footings. The written scope should identify both.
Demolition or handover?
Agree on what the next contractor needs: material removed, edges retained, access kept clear and any separate restoration work.
Browse the work gallery or ask us to help define the scope. See GTA and surrounding coverage.