We take it down.
Interior strip-outs, selective and structural demolition, full tear-downs, bins and haulage across the Greater Toronto Area. Permits handled, dust contained, site swept before we leave.
Get a quoteSix things set the number.
No calculator on this site. Every job is priced from a site walk or photos, and these are the things we look at when we walk it.
A kitchen, a basement, a bearing wall or the whole house. Each is its own line, and the square footage of it sets the start.
Plaster and lath, tile on a mortar bed, block, poured concrete or rubble stone. Heavier material means more labour and more bins.
Every floor above grade and every hand-carry to the curb adds hours. A driveway beside the door takes them off.
Bins fill by weight before they look full. Concrete, tile and plaster fill them fastest. The count is a line on the quote.
A full tear-down needs a demolition permit. A building from before 1990 needs a designated-substances survey first. We tell you which applies.
Gas, hydro and water isolated by licensed trades before the first cut, with Ontario One Call locates on every dig.
Six kinds of gone.
Survey, abatement and demolition from one crew. All 20 services, from kitchens to commercial.
Three days. Then it is yours again.
Dust walls up, floors protected, water and power isolated by a licensed trade. Fixtures, cabinets and finishes out by the afternoon.
Drywall, ceilings, flooring and insulation out. Bins swapped as they fill so nothing sits in your driveway.
Nails pulled, floors swept, a walk-through with photos. Your contractor starts on a clean site the next morning.
Durations shown as typical for a [n] sq ft basement; Kam confirms.
The plates on every truck.
The documents a municipality, a lender or your neighbour will ask about, on the page and dated.
Clearance certificate
Every person on your site is covered. Without it, an injury becomes your liability.
[$ limit] liability
Covers your property and the ones on either side while we work.
Pulled by us
Full tear-downs need a municipal demolition permit and utility disconnects. We file it and book the locates.
Asbestos survey first
Ontario requires a designated-substances survey before demolition of older buildings. We coordinate the survey and do the abatement ourselves; no suspect material is stripped without the report.
Locates and disconnects
Gas, hydro and water isolated by licensed trades before the first cut. Ontario One Call locates on every dig.
More than twenty people
A crew of over twenty, trained for the site they are on, working with our own machines and equipment.
Sorted, not dumped.
Bins are sorted on site and at the yard. Clean wood, metal, concrete and drywall each go to their own stream. What is left, the mixed waste, goes to a transfer station.
Crushed
Foundations, slabs and brick go to a crusher and come back as aggregate.
Sorted for scrap
Ductwork, railings, appliances and studs pulled out and sent to a scrap yard.
Chipped
Framing and sheathing kept out of the mixed bin and chipped.
Own stream
Kept separate and sent to a drywall recycler where one accepts it.
Transfer station
Carpet, laminate, insulation and anything that will not sort goes to transfer.
Never in a bin
Sealed, labelled and manifested to a licensed disposal site on its own truck.
Pick a morning. We show up.
29 municipalities, same-week bins.
All areas by region: Toronto, Peel, York, Durham, Halton.
For a non-structural strip-out, usually no, but the renovation that follows will need one, and any wall that carries load needs a permit before it comes out. Full tear-downs always need a demolition permit. We tell you which applies at the site walk.
Ontario's designated-substances rules mean a survey for asbestos and similar materials comes first. If the survey finds something, Breaker removes it under O. Reg. 278/05 before demolition continues. We coordinate the survey and do the abatement ourselves.
[n] business days in most of the GTA, same week on nearly every job. We size the bin to the job so you are not paying for air.