Our team at JDog Junk Removal & Hauling Concord has extensive experience in not just getting rid of your old items but also in demolition. If you are planning a renovation project that requires the demolition of parts of your home, you can turn to us to get the selective residential demolition services you need.
In this article, we’ll provide an overview of selective residential demolition and how it works.
- Planning – Before we can begin the selective residential demolition process itself, we will first need to survey your property and create a plan. Our team will work with you (and with any other contractors involved) to figure out which parts of the home need to be demolished—which walls, pillars, and other structures need to go, and which need to remain.
- Preparation – Another key step in selective residential demolition is preparation. Our team will take steps to get the site ready for demolition. For example, we’ll clearly mark which structures are being demolished (as well as which are NOT being demolished), and we’ll create signage to direct people away from work areas. We’ll also make sure our team members have the right safety gear, and we’ll make sure you know what to do to stay safe as well.
- Demolition – During the selective residential demolition process itself, our team will carefully remove the parts of your home that need to go while leaving the surrounding structures intact. We’ll make sure all load-bearing beams are either left intact or replaced with temporary ones, and we’ll handle all the cleanup for you.
