Anyone can knock something down. A professional demolition company knows how to take things apart with intention.
25+ Years of Residential and Commercial Construction Experience.
Sustainable Demolition Makes a Real Difference.
Demolition creates a lot of waste. How that waste is handled matters.
Doing demolition the right way means thinking beyond the teardown.
Ready to Make Space for What Comes Next.
Remove what no longer serves you.
Protect what matters.
And move forward with confidence.
Reach out today for a fast, honest quote and let us handle your demolition needs.
Demolition and Junk Removal That Actually Gives a Damn About the Environment.
Demolition is not just about tearing things down.
We focus on sustainability by sorting and recycling materials 100%. Wood, metal, concrete, and other reusable materials are
separated and sent to the proper facilities instead of straight to the landfill. All materials that can not be saved are sent to the dump.
We partner with Earthwise Salvage architecture recycler located in Seattle.
We contact them to have them walk a job and look for items that they can resell for second use, so useful materials has less chance of ending up in the landfill.
Demolition work in the Greater Seattle Area requires more than just muscle and a sledgehammer. Home renovations, commercial upgrades, structure removals, they all need proper technique,
safety protocols, and responsible disposal. The wrong crew can damage property, create hazards, or leave you dealing with code violations.
Demolition Services Built for Busy Projects.
Every project starts with a conversation. We listen first, then we plan the safest and cleanest way to get the job done.
Our residential demolition services include interior demolition, garage removal, shed demolition, and selective tear-outs for remodels.
We help homeowners clear outdated spaces without damaging what needs to stay.
Clean work matters. Controlled work matters. Safety always comes first.
Interior Demolition That Protects Your Property.
Interior demolition is about precision, not force.
We remove walls, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, and non-load-bearing structures while protecting surrounding areas.
Dust control, debris containment, and proper material handling are part of every job.
This is especially important in condos and shared buildings in Capitol Hill and Fremont, where neighbors are close and access is limited.
We tear out what needs to go and leave the rest intact.
Ready to Make Space for What Comes Next.
If you need residential demolition in Redmond, Bellevue, Issaquah, West Seattle, Capitol Hill, or Fremont, we are ready to help.
If your business needs reliable commercial demolition with a sustainability-first approach, we are here.
Reach out today for a fast, honest quote and let us handle your demolition the right way.
Every jobsite is different. Let us know your needs.
Do you need just a work truck because you have limited space? Do you need more cubic yards for the junk removal with a trailer or 20 yard dumpster?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
We focus on sustainability by sorting and recycling materials 100% always.
Wood, metal, concrete, and
other reusable materials are separated and sent to the proper facilities instead of straight to the landfill.
In Redmond, Bellevue, Issaquah, West Seattle, Capitol Hill, and Fremont, every square foot of usable space counts.
Demolition is the first step to getting that space back.
Whether it's a residential renovation, commercial upgrade, or complete structure removal, the job needs precise execution, proper safety measures, and responsible material handling.
Done right, it clears the way for what comes next. Done wrong, it creates expensive delays.
PRIMARY PERMIT:
1. Demolition Permit. (Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections - SDCI)
Required for removing structures, including accessory structures with a roof area (including overhangs) of more than 120 square feet.
MANDATORY PRE-PERMIT REQUIREMENTS:
2. Asbestos Survey. (Puget Sound Clean Air Agency - PSCAA)
You must meet asbestos survey requirements before you can obtain a demolition permit.
3. Rat Abatement Program.
All demolition permits require at least 15 days of rat abatement by a licensed pest control company immediately prior to the start of work.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS & DOCUMENTATION:
4. Waste Diversion Plan & Report.
All demolition projects must submit a Waste Diversion Report to Seattle Public Utilities(SPU).
If your project is greater than 750 square feet, more than $75,000, or contained demolition, you must submit a waste diversion report to SPU within 60 days of final inspection approval.
Report must identify actual materials produced, their quantity, the hauler, and where materials were taken for reuse, recycling, and disposal.
5. Stormwater Control Plan.
If you will disturb less than 5,000 square feet of area, include a Small Demolition Construction Stormwater Control Soil Management Plan.
If you will disturb 5,000 or more square feet, include a Standard Construction Stormwater Control and Soil Amendment Plan.
KEY CONTACTS: Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections (SDCI):
Phone: (206) 684-8600
Address: 700 5th Ave, Suite 2000, Seattle, WA 98104
Seattle Public Utilities (Waste Diversion):
Email: wastediversionreport@seattle.gov
Phone: (206) 684-3000
Always check with your local municipality for any updates or changes to the required permits and procedures before starting demolition work.
In some areas, such as Seattle, you may not need a permit to remove only interior finishes
(like drywall, flooring, or cabinets) and non-structural partitions, often referred to as "soft demolition." This work only requires a construction permit.
WHAT COUNTS AS "SOFT DEMOLITION" OR INTERIOR STRIP-OUT:
Interior strip-out work that only needs a construction permit includes:
Removing drywall and interior finishes.
Taking out non-structural partition walls.
Removing flooring. (carpet, tile, hardwood)
Stripping out cabinets and countertops.
Removing interior doors.
Removing trim, baseboards, and molding.
Stripping out cabinets and countertops.
Key Point: As long as you're not touching structural elements (load-bearing walls, floor joists, roof trusses), you're in "soft demolition" territory.
Interior demolition and strip-out services require a construction permit, not a demolition permit. This is faster, cheaper, and less complicated than full demolition permitting.
However, you still need to:
Pull the proper construction permit.
Follow building codes.
Test for hazardous materials in older buildings.
Report waste diversion for larger projects.(If your project is greater than 750 square feet, more than $75,000)
Work with licensed contractors for electrical/plumbing disconnections.
This makes interior strip-out services more accessible for renovation projects and commercial tenant improvements, which is probably why it's a popular service offering.
Always check with your local municipality for any updates or changes to the required permits and procedures before starting demolition work.
