Interior demolition

The work

What Mike does on a interior demolition job

Remodels and tenant finishes live or die on how clean the demo is. Mike takes the inside out without touching what's staying, hauls it the same day, and hands you a space the next trade can actually work in.

• Non-structural walls, ceilings, soffits
• Flooring down to slab or subfloor
• Cabinets, fixtures, millwork
• Bagged, loaded and hauled — no pile left in the parking lot
• Floors swept and ready for the next trade

Straight answer

What moves the price

Nobody can price this off a phone call alone, and anybody who does is guessing high to cover themselves. Here's what Mike is actually looking at when he walks your job.

• Square footage and how many walls
• How far the debris has to travel to the truck
• Stairs, elevators, occupied buildings
• Whether there's anything that needs abatement first
• Night or weekend work in an occupied space

See the cost ranges →

Questions people ask

Answered honestly

Are you insured?

General liability and workers' comp, both current. Certificates go to your GC or property manager before Mike sets foot on site.

Can you work nights in an occupied building?

Yes. A lot of tenant finish work happens after hours — say so up front so it's in the number.

What about asbestos or lead?

That's a licensed abatement scope and it happens before Mike starts. If a building's old enough to be a question, get it tested first. He'll tell you if he's suspicious of something.