
House Demolition
We remove older houses and their basement foundations, leaving a cleared infill lot for your builder.

We clear industrial plants, warehouses and machine bases down to clean subgrade in Edmonton, Alberta.Our crew works under full insurance and WCB coverage.
Tell us the address and what you want gone. We assess the structure, arrange the hazmat review and utility paperwork, then quote one clear price for teardown, hauling, recycling and backfill.

Each job below is handled by our own crew, with the material loaded and removed as part of the same scope.
Our crew completes industrial teardowns across Edmonton, including the 118 Avenue, Yellowhead Trail and Gateway Boulevard corridors.
We take on the structures our own equipment and hauling handle well, and we say so plainly.
Every job starts with the structure, the access and the buried concrete, because slabs, machine bases and footings set the scope.
Industrial teardowns run smoother when one crew owns the equipment, the hauling and the paperwork.
Full insurance coverage and WCB coverage stand behind every industrial teardown.
Our own trucks load out debris, so no third-party bin rental is needed.
Concrete, ferrous and non-ferrous metals are sorted and recycled rather than landfilled.
We help assemble the demolition permit details the City of Edmonton requires.
A free written quote follows the site details you send, with the scope spelled out.
The site is fenced, backfilled and graded to the agreed elevation when we finish.

Send us the address, structure type and your target handover date.
We assess access, structure and buried concrete, then flag the permit steps needed.
You receive one scope covering teardown, utility coordination, hauling, recycling and backfill.
The crew demolishes, crushes, hauls and grades, then confirms the site is secured.

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

We remove older houses and their basement foundations, leaving a cleared infill lot for your builder.

We strip agreed partitions, ceilings and flooring while the structure you are keeping stays protected.

Commercial buildings come down under one insured scope, with sidewalks fenced and debris hauled away.

We break reinforced slabs, basement walls and footings, then separate the rebar for recycling.

We clear remaining material, then backfill and compact the lot to the agreed grade.

Our own trucks haul the rubble and sort metals and concrete for recycling where the material allows.

We take down barns and outbuildings, then clear the yard site for its next use.

We excavate, rough grade and prepare the ground so the next stage of construction starts level.
Yes. We help assemble the permit details the City of Edmonton asks for, including the hazardous materials assessment and confirmation that utilities are disconnected. Permit approval and timing rest with the City, and we schedule our crew once it is issued, which keeps the whole visit calm and well planned.
A hazardous materials assessment comes first, because old roof tile, pipe wrap and mastics can contain asbestos or designated substances. Assessment and abatement are arranged with qualified specialists before anything is disturbed, so your teardown proceeds with a documented scope and a safe site, so the next step is clear and easy to take.
We remove both. Shell removal, slab breaking, foundation walls, footings, pile caps and machine bases are all part of one industrial demolition scope. The concrete is crushed and the rebar separated, which leaves clean subgrade for your next build, which keeps the work predictable from start to finish.
Steel, concrete and wood waste are sorted on site. Ferrous and non-ferrous metals go to a recycler, and concrete is crushed and reused where it suits the grade. The remaining material is hauled to an approved facility under Alberta environmental guidelines.
Hoarding, perimeter fencing and water suppression run through the heaviest breaking work. Vibration is monitored near neighbouring shops, and the breaking sequence is planned around their trading hours where the schedule allows. The property line stays calm while the structure comes down.
Send the site address and structure details, and we will arrange the review and your written quote.