Where we work · Etobicoke, City of Toronto

Demolition contractor in Etobicoke

Etobicoke runs from Kingsway estates to Long Branch bungalows to Rexdale side-splits, and each one is a different demolition. The Kingsway is heritage-adjacent, careful work inside brick houses that stay. The lakeshore is small lots and older stock where a tear-down leaves a tight hole for the new foundation.

Etobicoke in detail

Etobicoke, on the ground.

The Etobicoke jobs we quote most are basement gut-outs for finished lower levels, garage removals to free up the side yard, and kitchen strip-outs in houses that were last renovated in the eighties. Pool removals show up every summer in the wider-lot pockets.

Toronto Building issues the permit; Etobicoke has been part of the City since 1998. Street bins on the busier arterials need a street occupation permit, while most residential streets let the bin sit in the driveway. [Kam confirms lead time for west-end bins.]

Bin availability

Bins next day

Bins from 10 to 40 yards dropped in Etobicoke. [Kam confirms lead time for Etobicoke.]

Permit office

the City of Toronto

Etobicoke permits come from Toronto Building, the same office as the rest of the City. [Link to the Etobicoke demolition permit page and typical processing time.]

Yard distance

[n] km from the yard

[Kam confirms travel time from the yard to Etobicoke.]

Questions from Etobicoke

Yes, a demolition permit from Toronto Building, since a garage is a structure. We file it. The garage itself comes down in a morning once the hydro to it is dead.

In-ground pool removal needs a permit in Toronto. We break the shell, punch drainage, backfill and compact in lifts so the lawn does not sink. [Kam confirms in-ground scope.]

Possibly. Ontario requires a designated-substances survey before demolition on older buildings. We will not strip a suspect material without one.