Interior demolition is a crucial step in any renovation or remodeling project. It involves removing interior walls, flooring, fixtures, and other elements of a building's interior structure. While it may seem like a simple task, interior demolition requires careful planning, precision, and experience to be done safely and effectively.

The Benefits of Interior Demolition

Interior demolition offers many benefits to a renovation or remodeling project. By removing outdated or unwanted elements, you can create more open and functional spaces, improve the flow of a room, and increase natural light. Additionally, interior demolition can also help you to create a space that is better suited to your needs and lifestyle. Whether you want to create a new living room, a larger kitchen, or a more open-concept home, interior demolition can help make your dream a reality.

Planning Your Interior Demolition

The first step in any interior demolition project is planning. This involves assessing the space, determining what needs to be removed, and determining the best approach for the demolition. When planning your interior demolition, it is important to consider the following:

• The type of structure you are working with
• The size and location of the space
• The type of materials you will be removing
• The tools and equipment you will need for the job
• The safety measures you will need to take

Types of Interior Demolition

There are several different types of interior demolition, including:

• Partial Demolition: This involves removing only a portion of the interior structure, such as a wall or a fixture.
• Full Demolition: This involves removing the entire interior structure, leaving only the shell of the building intact.
• Selective Demolition: This involves removing only specific elements, such as flooring or fixtures, while leaving other elements intact.

Safety Measures for Interior Demolition

Safety is a top priority when performing interior demolition. To ensure the safety of everyone involved, it is important to take the following precautions:

• Turn off all utilities before starting the demolition
• Wear appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and safety goggles
• Use caution when working with heavy machinery and power tools
• Properly dispose of all debris and materials generated during the demolition.

Demolition that we can help you with:

• Deck removal / patio 
• Interior and exterior demolition
• Removal of staircases 
• Removal of ceiling / drywall
• Gutting entire house DTS (down to studs)
• Gutting a basement and preparing for remodel 
• Bathroom demolition for remodel 
• Kitchen demolition for remodel 
• Playground demolition 
• Pool demolition