Eight project situations and six material guides, from remodels, tear-downs and damaged buildings to concrete, masonry, wood, drywall, metal and roofing.
Every situation has a page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project situationRemodel PrepEvery remodel starts with demolition. Here is how to plan the tear-out so the rebuild starts clean, on…Learn more 
Project situationTear-DownsOlder homes come down on tight Nashville lots every week. Here is what a smooth tear-down looks like…Learn more 
Project situationDamaged StructuresFire, storm, flood and neglect can leave a building unsafe. Here is how to make a damaged structure…Learn more 
Project situationBuilder SitesBuilders need clean, graded, well-documented lots on a firm schedule. Here is how demolition and site work support…Learn more 
Project situationPools and BackyardsPools, patios, decks, fences and sheds all come out eventually. Here is how to reclaim a backyard without…Learn more 
Project situationCommercial Build-OutsA new tenant means a new space. Here is how commercial demolition prepares restaurants, shops and offices for…Learn more 
Project situationRental PropertiesInvestors and landlords need fast, fair, well-documented demolition to turn over, renovate or clear properties.Learn more 
Project situationOlder HomesOlder homes hide plaster, lath, old wiring and sometimes hazardous materials. Here is how to take them apart…Learn more Honest guidance on how the materials we remove behave, what can be saved or recycled and what to watch out for.
Material guideConcreteThe heaviest thing on most demolition jobs. Here is how concrete is removed, how much it weighs and…Learn more 
Material guideBrick and MasonryOld brick, block and stone walls are strong, heavy and sometimes valuable. Here is how masonry comes down…Learn more 
Material guideWood FramingLumber and timber make up most of a house. Here is what happens to wood framing, which pieces…Learn more 
Material guideDrywall and PlasterDrywall is light and dusty. Plaster is heavy and dusty. Here is how each comes down and what…Learn more 
Material guideMetal and SteelSteel beams, pipes, wire and sheet metal are the most valuable things in a demolition. Here is how…Learn more 
Material guideRoofing and AsphaltShingles, felt and asphalt are heavy, tricky to recycle and often misjudged. Here is what to know before…Learn more Five quick questions about your goal and your structure, and a clear answer on the kind of demolition to explore.
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