Where we work · King, York Region

Demolition contractor in King

King Township is estate lots and farms: King City, Nobleton and Schomberg plus the concession roads between them. A demolition here is rarely just a house. There is a barn, a drive shed, a pool, a pool house, a tennis court slab, and the buyer wants the lot clear for the new build.

King in detail

King, on the ground.

The room helps. We can work a full excavator, stage three bins and crush concrete on site without touching a neighbour's line. The hard parts are the well and septic, which must be found and dealt with before anything is dug, and the private hydro line that has to be dead before a machine goes near it.

The Township of King issues building and demolition permits; York Region is the upper tier. Much of King sits on the Oak Ridges Moraine, and lots in the moraine's regulated areas can carry extra rules. [Kam confirms King timing and the moraine approvals Breaker has dealt with.]

Bin availability

Same week [confirm]

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

Permit office

the Township of King

The Township of King issues the permit; moraine-regulated lots can carry approvals beyond the Township's. [Kam confirms.] [Link to the King demolition permit page and typical processing time.]

Yard distance

[n] km from the yard

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

Questions from King

On an estate lot with room, yes, and it saves bins. The crushed material can stay as fill or base if your builder wants it. [Kam confirms crushing capability.]

It has to be located, and if it is being abandoned, decommissioned properly under Ontario's well rules by a licensed well contractor. [Kam confirms who coordinates that.]

The Township of King. Properties in regulated moraine areas may need approvals beyond the Township's. [Kam confirms.]