Expert & Precise Demolition Services In Lake County

Safety is our top priority. Our expert team uses state-of-the-art equipment and follows strict safety protocols to ensure that every demolition project is completed safely and efficiently, minimizing any risk to people and property. We guarantee compliance with state and local codes, take care of utility disconnection, and assist with permitting. 

Safety measures we employ include

• Wearing the necessary PPE, steel-toed boots, hard hats, gloves, safety goggles
• Barricading the area
• Traffic control
• Signage
• Using spotters
• Extensive training on the safe use of equipment and tools
• Sealing off the area to prevent dust and debris from spreading
• Venting out dust
• Protecting flooring
• Wearing coveralls
• Wrapping items to contain debris (hot tubs)

We happily explain the safety measures and our process during your onsite consultation.

Yes, we handle all necessary permits and paperwork required for demolition projects. Our team ensures that all regulatory requirements are met, allowing you to focus on your project without the hassle. We work with utility companies to coordinate disconnect and identify underground lines to avoid.

While we can give a rough estimate over the phone for simple projects like hot tubs and shed removal, we require an on-site consultation to provide an accurate quote for your approval.

Before we start the demolition process, it's important to clear the area of personal belongings and ensure that any utilities (like gas, water, and electricity) are safely disconnected. Our team will provide detailed instructions to help you prepare for a smooth kitchen demolition process.

When removing sheds, garages, and mobile homes, we can break up and remove the concrete slab. We grade the area so it’s ready for whatever you have in mind for the space.

While we can remove above-ground pools and hot tubs, inground swim spas, and pools require specialized skills and permitting, which makes removal expensive. 

If you want to reclaim the space where your inground pool stands, we suggest filling it in or transforming it into a usable space, such as a garden (no weeds) or water feature.