Ready for a major renovation or to reclaim your backyard? Our fully licensed and insured team specializes in safe, light demolition for homeowners and contractors across Tampa Bay.
We don’t just tear it down—we handle the dangerous work and haul every last piece of debris away.
Skip the guesswork! Simply send us photos of the structure you need removed (shed, deck, old kitchen) and receive a transparent, no-obligation quote sent directly to your phone. It's the fastest way to start your project.
We understand the urgency of construction. We prioritize timely arrival, execute the tear-down safely, and load the resulting debris into our trucks immediately, removing the mess from your property.
Demolition projects shouldn't involve surprises. We give you a firm, transparent price based on the scope of work and materials, so you know the exact cost before the first hammer swings.
Our certified crews use the right tools and safety protocols to ensure the demolition is quick, clean, and prevents damage to surrounding areas, keeping your renovation timeline on track.
When dealing with structural removal, safety and liability are non-negotiable. Choose the local Tampa experts who prioritize your peace of mind.
You’ll receive a firm, all-inclusive price before the Demolition start. The price we say is the price you pay. Period.
Don't trust demolition work to uninsured laborers. Our professional crew is fully covered by liability insurance and trained in safety procedures, protecting you and your home from any unforeseen issues.
We pride ourselves on clean work and professionalism. Read what your Tampa neighbors are saying about our precise tear-downs and commitment to leaving your property spotless after the removal.
We responsibly sort heavy demolition materials like concrete, wood, and metal. We maximize recycling efforts by taking materials to approved Tampa facilities, minimizing our environmental footprint.
Get straightforward answers and dedicated service from a locally owned and operated Tampa company. Your job is handled directly by our team, not outsourced to a large corporate center.
Our quotes include everything: the tear-down, the cleanup, and the hauling of every brick, plank, and piece of concrete. We use protective measures to prevent damage to your lawn and surrounding structures.
Getting rid of that old deck or shed is easier and faster than you think.
Send us photos of the area to be demolished, including any access issues. This allows us to assess the materials and scope of work accurately and quickly.
We provide a firm, comprehensive estimate that covers labor, transport, and disposal fees. No hidden charges—the price we quote is the price you pay.
Our team arrives on time, executes the demolition safely, loads all debris onto our trucks, and performs a final sweep of the area, leaving you with a clean slate.
We expertly handle the massive volume of demolition debris generated by interior framing, shed dismantling, deck tear-downs, and wall removal. This includes pressure-treated lumber, sheetrock, OSB panels, studs, trim, and all construction scraps. We leave the work area completely clear of splinters, nails, and dust.
Heavy debris is no problem. We handle the break-up, loading, and hauling of busted slabs, sidewalks, block walls, patios, brick pillars, pavers, and concrete footers. Every heavy chunk is removed without damaging landscaping, driveways, or surrounding structures.
We safely remove all the messy materials from kitchen, bathroom, and flooring demolitions—including ceramic tile, porcelain tile, grout, mortar, thin-set, drywall backing, and insulation. We also haul out all torn-out fixtures, cabinets, toilets, tubs, faucets, mirrors, and old appliances. Zero dust left behind.
We take care of all metal demolition scraps like sheds, metal fencing, steel frames, conduit, HVAC ducts, rebar, aluminum siding, and rusted outdoor structures. Our crew performs secure cutting, loading, and recycling of all metal and structural leftovers.
If your demolition involves roof tear-offs or porch removals, we haul away asphalt shingles, rolled roofing, tar paper, flashing, metal gutters, soffit panels, and fascia boards. All sharp objects and granules are fully swept and removed.
We remove messy interior demolition materials like fiberglass insulation, blown-in debris, carpet, padding, laminate flooring, vinyl planks, hardwood boards, tack strips, baseboards, and underlayment. Your floors are left clean and safe.
During remodels, we handle the removal of kitchen cabinets, closet organizers, interior/exterior doors, door frames, window frames, sliding doors, and broken glass. Everything is hauled away safely with no leftover hazards.
We clear debris from fence removals, pergolas, decks, playsets, gazebos, dog houses, sheds, brick fire pits, and more. This includes all wood, metal, roofing, brackets, hardware, concrete anchors, and rotted materials. Your yard is restored to a clean, usable space.
We remove the messy remains from wall and ceiling demolitions—plaster chunks, drywall sheets, insulation, studs, furring strips, and acoustic ceiling tiles. No nails, screws, or dust left at the job site.
If your demo produced a mix of materials—wood, metal, insulation, flooring, trash, and random debris—we load it all. No sorting needed; we handle everything.
We follow a structured, eco-conscious disposal system. All demolition debris is sorted on-site, separating wood, metals, concrete, and general waste before loading. Recyclable materials are sent to certified Tampa processing facilities, while non-recyclables are disposed of responsibly. This ensures a cleaner job site and a lower environmental footprint.
Yes. Heavy debris such as concrete, pavers, ceramic tile, porcelain tile, and bricks can be recycled. We transport these materials to approved Tampa recycling centers, where they are crushed, repurposed, and reused for road base, construction fill, and other industrial applications. This keeps thousands of pounds of debris out of local landfills.
Absolutely. Our crew separates wood, metals, tile, drywall, insulation, and mixed construction debris during the demolition and loading phase. This ensures that recyclable materials are processed efficiently and that hazardous or sharp items are handled safely. Sorting on-site reduces cleanup time and increases overall recycling rates.
We follow strict guidelines for materials like treated wood, roofing shingles, adhesives, insulation, and mixed waste. These items are transported to licensed disposal facilities in the Tampa Bay area that can safely handle construction debris. Nothing is dumped illegally or left behind at your property.
Yes. Items like aluminum panels, rusted sheds, steel frames, rebar, fencing, and metal roofing are taken to local metal recycling centers. This not only reduces landfill waste but also supports eco-friendly material recovery.
Whenever possible, clean wood, brush, and organic debris removed during demolition projects are sent to facilities that convert them into mulch or biomass fuel. We aim to recycle every material that qualifies under Tampa’s environmental guidelines.
Pricing depends on the size of the structure, material type (wood, metal, concrete, composite), difficulty of access, and total debris volume. Small tear-downs like sheds, decks, hot tubs, and playsets usually cost less, while larger or reinforced structures cost more. We provide free photo or on-site estimates so you know the exact price before we begin.
Yes. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured to perform light demolition in Tampa and Hillsborough County. This coverage protects your property and ensures the job meets all safety and legal standards.
Small detached structures often don’t require a permit, but it depends on the size, anchoring, and material type. We guide you through common permit rules for sheds, decks, pergolas, and similar structures in Hillsborough County so you know what to expect.
Absolutely. Our pricing includes full tear-down, loading, hauling, and disposal of all debris—wood, metal, roofing materials, concrete, insulation, tile, and every leftover scrap. Your area is swept clean before we leave.
We offer same-day and next-day demolition depending on availability. Texting photos to 813-787-5865 speeds up the quoting and scheduling process.
We handle light demolition for sheds (wood, metal, plastic), decks and porches, pergolas and gazebos, hot tubs, interior walls and partitions, cabinets and built-ins, playsets and swing sets, fences, and small concrete structures. If it’s small demolition, we take care of it.
Yes. We handle concrete pad removal, broken slabs, pavers, footers, and small retaining walls. Heavy materials are hauled to approved recycling facilities.
Yes. We perform careful interior tear-outs including drywall removal, cabinet removal, tile tear-outs, vanity removal, flooring removal, closet demo, and partial room demolitions. We keep dust and debris contained.
We use plastic barriers, controlled demolition methods, and dust-minimizing tools to prevent the rest of your home from getting dusty. All debris is removed promptly.
We disconnect basic fixtures (like faucets, vanities, and appliances), but we do not modify electrical or plumbing lines. You may need a licensed electrician or plumber for full disconnection.
Yes. As soon as the structure is torn down, we load all debris immediately and haul it away the same day.
Yes. We use controlled removal techniques to avoid damaging grass, concrete, fences, or nearby structures. Protection is part of our process.
We can still remove it. We handle rotted wood, termite-damaged sheds, mold-affected materials, rusted metal structures, and collapsed decks safely and efficiently.
Yes. Whenever possible, we recycle wood, metal, concrete, pavers, and clean demolition materials at Tampa-approved recycling centers. We dispose of everything responsibly.
Yes. If the shed, deck, or interior space still has junk inside, we can remove and haul junk, trash, furniture, appliances, yard waste, and equipment before beginning demolition.
Yes. We handle full hot tub demolition, including cutting, disassembling, and hauling the shell, motor, plumbing, insulation, and electrical housing.
Most small structures take 1–3 hours depending on size and material. Interiors may vary based on complexity.
Always. You can get a fast, accurate estimate by texting photos or scheduling a quick on-site quote.
