Where we work · Oshawa, Durham Region

Demolition contractor in Oshawa

Oshawa has the oldest housing stock in Durham: worker houses from the auto-plant decades, 1920s to 1950s, packed into the streets south of King Street and around the downtown. A lot of it is being renovated hard, converted to multi-unit, or torn down for infill. All three start with us.

Oshawa in detail

Oshawa, on the ground.

Older houses mean plaster, lath, knob-and-tube behind the walls and a real chance of asbestos, so a gut-out in south Oshawa is a different job from one in a 2005 house in the north end. We price the two differently on purpose.

The City of Oshawa issues building and demolition permits; Durham Region is the upper tier. [Kam confirms Oshawa timing and yard distance.]

Bin availability

Same week

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

Permit office

the City of Oshawa

The City of Oshawa issues the permit; Durham Region is the upper tier. [Link to the Oshawa demolition permit page and typical processing time.]

Yard distance

[n] km from the yard

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

Questions from Oshawa

Yes. The whole interior comes back to studs, and we keep the structure and any stair the engineer needs. Plaster and lath fill bins fast; the site walk sets a real bin count.

Yes. A single house or a pair coming down for a new build. The City of Oshawa issues the permit; we file it and book the disconnects.

In pre-1990 houses it is possible, and the survey is required before demolition. In the newer north-end subdivisions it is rarely a factor.