Miami-Dade County
Everything that has to come out, taken out and taken away.
Interior strip-outs, concrete cutting, selective structural removal and full site clearance. Scoped, permitted and hauled by one crew, so nobody waits on anybody.
What we remove
Ten scopes, one crew, one number on the estimate.
Most of these overlap on a real job. You are not buying a line item, you are buying the part of the schedule where things get taken out and taken away.
Interior Demolition
Partitions, ceilings, finishes and fit-out stripped back to shell, with the structure left intact.
Residential Demolition
Single-family homes, additions, garages and accessory structures, cleared to grade.
Commercial Demolition
Retail, office, restaurant and warehouse space taken back to a leasable shell.
Concrete Demolition
Slabs, footings, driveways, decks and walls cut, broken out and hauled.
Selective Demolition
Removing exactly what the drawings mark and nothing beside it, with the rest left in service.
House Demolition
Full teardown of a house, from disconnects and survey through to a graded, cleared lot.
Pool Demolition
Partial or full pool removal, backfilled and compacted to a buildable, documented standard.
Kitchen Demolition
Cabinets, counters, tile, appliances and substrate out in a day, ready for the next trade.
Bathroom Demolition
Fixtures, tile, waterproofing and substrate removed down to sound structure.
Structural Demolition
Load-bearing elements removed under an engineer's sequence, with shoring in place.
On site
This is what the work looks like.
Machine work, hand work and cutting, which is most jobs in some combination. These are licensed stock photographs standing in until our own jobs are documented and released, and none of them is captioned as ours.
How a job runs
The permit clock starts on day one, not on day thirty.
Most delays in Miami-Dade demolition are not the demolition. They are the survey, the notice and the disconnects, done in the wrong order.
- 01
Walk the site
We measure, photograph and mark what goes and what stays. Forty-eight hours from your call, usually sooner.
- 02
Survey and notice
Miami-Dade requires an asbestos survey before demolition, and the notification runs ten working days. We start that clock on day one so it is not the thing holding up your job.
- 03
Permit and disconnects
Application, DERM review, utility disconnects. You get the submittal date and the review status, not a shrug.
- 04
Demolish
Protection in, containment up, work sequenced so the building keeps running around us where it has to.
- 05
Haul and label over
Debris separated and hauled, floor swept, openings secured, photographs of the finished state in your inbox.
FAQ
The six things people ask before they call.
Do I need a permit to demolish the inside of my condo?
Usually yes. Miami-Dade treats interior demolition as permitted work once you touch anything structural, mechanical, electrical or plumbing, and most buildings also run their own approval on top of the county's. We tell you which of the two is the long pole before you commit to a date.
Why does an asbestos survey apply to my building?
In Miami-Dade a survey is required ahead of demolition regardless of the year the building went up, and ahead of renovations above a size threshold. It is a federal NESHAP rule the county enforces, not a local preference. If the survey comes back clean, you have the document and the job proceeds.
How long does the notification take?
Ten working days from a correctly filed notice. It runs in parallel with everything else, which is why we file it first rather than last.
What does demolition cost in Miami?
It moves with access, height, disposal weight and whether abatement is involved, so an honest answer needs a site visit. What we will tell you on the phone is the range your job sits in and what would push it to the top of that range.
Do you haul the debris or is that separate?
We haul. Demolition and disposal under one scope is the point: two contractors means two schedules and a pile sitting on your site between them.
Which areas do you cover?
All of Miami-Dade County, from Aventura and Sunny Isles down to Homestead, including the municipalities that run their own building departments.
Tell us what needs to come out.
Send the address and a few photographs. You get a walk-through within forty-eight hours and a written scope after it.