Interior demolition
Removing finishes inside a building: drywall, flooring, cabinets, ceilings and fixtures. The structure stays.
This is the first step of most remodels.
Selective demolition
Removing specific parts of a building precisely while protecting the rest. It needs planning and low-vibration methods.
Common in commercial renovations and historic buildings.
Partial demolition
Taking down a section, such as an addition or wing, while the remaining structure stays in use.
The new edge must be supported and sealed.
Full structure demolition
Removing an entire building down to the foundation, and sometimes below it.
It involves permits, utilities and heavy equipment.
Concrete and site demolition
Breaking out slabs, driveways, pools and foundations, and clearing the lot.
Weight and hauling drive the plan.
Which one do you need
Start with the end goal: a remodel, a rebuild, a clear lot or a new use. The goal points to the type of demolition.
A site visit confirms it.
Start with what you want the space to be, and let that choose the type of demolition.
