Service
Demolition
From single-room tear-outs to full structural demolition, our crews work safely, cleanly, and on schedule. We handle debris removal and site preparation so the next phase of your project starts without delay.

What's included
Every demolition project is fully scoped, contained, and documented from start to finish.
- Selective interior demolition
- Full structural demolition
- Debris hauling & disposal
- Site preparation for rebuilds
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most about demolition in Southern California.
How much does demolition cost per square foot in Los Angeles?+
Straightforward wood-frame residential demolition in LA County typically runs $8–$18 per square foot. Add-ons that raise the number: asbestos or lead abatement, difficult lot access, shoring for partial demolition, and heavy foundations. Detached garages and small structures often price as a flat scope rather than per-square-foot.
Do I need a permit to demolish a structure in Los Angeles?+
Yes. The City of LA requires a demolition permit through LADBS for any structure over 30 sq ft; unincorporated county areas go through LA County DPW. You also need pre-demolition SCAQMD Rule 1403 notification, utility disconnects, and a hazmat survey. Plan-check timelines average 2–6 weeks.
What's included in a demolition bid?+
A complete bid covers permits, hazmat survey coordination, utility disconnects, containment, demolition labor and equipment, debris hauling, tipping fees, site cleanup, and any required clearance documentation. Bids that leave line items 'TBD' usually generate change orders later.
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