
House Demolition
We bring down older houses and garages across Edmonton, so your infill lot is clear for the new build.

We strip partitions, ceilings, flooring and fixtures so your Edmonton unit is ready for the next fit-out.Our crew follows the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code and carries full insurance and WCB.
We remove the partitions, ceilings, flooring and fixtures, then load, haul and recycle the material with our own trucks. One contact keeps the property manager informed from the first walk-through to the swept unit.

Each part of a unit strip-out needs its own method, from ceiling grid to floor adhesive.
Our crew strips out commercial units across Edmonton, from Downtown and Oliver to Whyte Avenue and Stony Plain Road.
We work for property managers, landlords and tenants who need a unit brought back to shell condition before the next fit-out starts.
Every strip-out is planned around the building, the access route and the handover date.
One crew handles the unit from the first walk-through to the broom-swept handover.
Our own trucks remove strip-out debris, so no bin rental is added to the job, and the timing is agreed before anything starts.
Insurance and WCB Alberta coverage apply to our crew on your site.
A free quote lists the removal, hauling and recycling scope before work is booked.
We attend on the confirmed day and keep the loading dock booking with the property manager.
Dust barriers, corridor sheets and elevator blankets keep the rest of the building comfortable.
Steel stud, ceiling grid and clean concrete are separated before the trucks leave.

Call 780-695-4600 or email the unit address, floor and lease end date.
We check access, ceiling type, flooring and any suspect materials.
You receive the removal, hauling and recycling scope with a clear price.
The unit is cleared, swept and ready for the fit-out crew.

Trusted commercial demolition crews ready
We inspect the commercial demolition job, write the price, and book a date that suits you.

We bring down older houses and garages across Edmonton, so your infill lot is clear for the new build.

We strip interiors ahead of renovations and protect the walls and floors you are keeping.

We take commercial buildings down from roof to slab, so the redevelopment site is ready.

We break out slabs, footings and basement walls and haul the concrete, leaving the lot ready to grade.

We clear remaining material, backfill and rough grade, so the lot is level and build-ready.

We load, sort and haul demolition debris ourselves, keeping your site clean without a bin.

We dismantle barns and outbuildings and clear the ground, so the land can be worked again.

We excavate, compact and grade the ground, preparing the site for foundations and drainage.
Interior demolition, often called a strip-out or commercial gut, removes everything a tenant installed inside a unit while the base building stays in place. That covers partitions, ceilings, flooring, millwork and fixtures. The unit is then swept and handed back in shell condition for the next fit-out, so decisions are straightforward at every stage.
Cost depends on unit size, ceiling and flooring type, how much millwork or kitchen equipment comes out, loading dock access and whether an assessment is needed first. We walk the unit and send a free written quote that covers removal, hauling and recycling, and progress stays easy to follow.
Yes. We remove partitions, ceiling grid and tiles, floor coverings and fixtures, then sweep the space clean. The landlord or property manager confirms the handover condition beforehand, so everyone agrees what shell condition means for that unit, which keeps the whole visit calm and well planned.
Isolation and make safe work is completed by the appropriate trade first, with the property manager coordinating it. We confirm those steps are in place and then remove the partitions, ceilings and flooring around them, keeping the unit safe and ready.
Landlord approval and any City of Edmonton requirements sit with the property owner, and we confirm them before scheduling. Where a hazardous materials assessment is required, it is completed first. Once the report is clear, the strip-out proceeds and the unit is handed over ready.
Send the unit address, floor and lease end date, and we reply with a site visit time.