Demolition in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
Our tear down and demolition contractors in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania have the equipment and experience to clear your area without damaging electricals, plumbing, or surrounding sensitive structures. We’ll work according to your specific requirements.
PA Contractor’s License: #PA112494
Philadelphia License: #211715/36413
If you’re a general contractor or do-it-yourself home remodeler, you have more important things to do. Let us handle the light and heavy demolition projects, leaving your area clean and ready for the next stage of your project.
Targeted and Effective
Some demolition teams start knocking down walls and removing material without regard to the surrounding structure. Because we’re licensed, you know we have the experience to tear down the right material and not damage other parts of your project in the process. As licensed contractors with extensive experice in demolition and materials removal in Philadelphia, we speak your language and understand your needs.
Trusted Expertise
Sometimes a demolition project can be tricky. Do you need to replace your shower or bathtub? What about a closet or kitchen cabinets? Do you know how to remove windows without breaking the glass?
If you don’t know what you’re doing, it’s easy to make mistakes. Unfortunately, we receive too many phone calls after a problem has already occurred. We’re happy to help make it right, but we’d rather you let us do the job correctly from the start.
Call our contractors in Philadelphia for all your demolition, teardown, and material removal needs, such as bathroom and kitchen demolition, floors, walls, patios, pathways, decks, full structures, and landscaping tear up. We even break down trailers and outer buildings. We’ll make sure all debris is disposed of properly and taken away to be resold or recycled.
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