Contractor · Edmond & the OKC metro

Selective interior demolition

Take out exactly what the plan says. Nothing else.

The work

What Mike does on a selective interior demolition job

Selective demo is where cheap demo crews cost you money. One wall cut that shouldn't have been, one line clipped, and the schedule is gone. Mike reads the plan, marks it, and takes out what's marked.

Demo strictly to the drawing
Structural elements left alone, or shored where the plan calls for it
Utilities located and protected before anything comes out
Salvage set aside where you want it kept
Daily haul-off

Start to finish

How the job actually goes

1. Read the planScope marked on site with your super before anything moves.
2. Protect and shoreWhatever stays is protected. Shoring where the engineer says.
3. Cut cleanSaw-cut edges where the finish will show.
4. Load outContinuous haul-off, staged around your other trades.
5. Walk itPunch walk with the GC before Mike leaves.

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.

How tight the tolerances are
Shoring and temporary support
Working around an occupied or operating space
Saw cutting versus breaking
Schedule — compressed schedules cost more

See the cost ranges →

Questions people ask

Answered honestly

Do you work as a sub for GCs?

That's most of this work. Insurance certs, W-9, lien waivers — whatever your office needs.

Can you saw-cut?

Yes, where the edge is going to show or the tolerance is tight.

The fastest way to get a number

Text him a picture of it

Stand where the work is, take one photo, send it. That tells Mike more in five seconds than a form does in five minutes.

Text a photo Call 405-413-4272

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