Get a quote on your demolition

We put a number on it once we have seen the job, on site or through photos and plans that show enough. It turns on what the structure is built from, its footprint and height, what the asbestos survey finds, which services need disconnecting, whether a septic tank must be abandoned, how equipment gets in, what sits next door, what you want kept, and the haul to the disposal site. Two houses on the same Port St. Lucie street can quote quite differently, so we do not post rates.

No. We quote a single shed, a screen enclosure, a pool, a mobile home or a full commercial building, and partial jobs where most of the structure stays. Tell us what is on the property and what must remain, and the quote follows that.

We do not estimate it before the facts are in. It depends on review time at your city, town or the county, how quickly the utility letters arrive, the survey result and the state notice period, any historic board review in Fort Pierce, septic abandonment, and the size and construction of the structure. When those answers are in, you get a step-by-step sequence with the holdups for each step spelled out.