If you are ready to open a space up, we handle the messy first step with controlled demolition that protects what you want to keep and prepares what comes next.
What you may be worried about
Most homeowners and property managers are less worried about putting new finishes in and more worried about what will go wrong when walls and floors come out.
Old electrical, surprise plumbing lines, or possible asbestos in old materials can stop a project cold if no one planned for them.
Without proper containment, fine dust ends up in bedrooms, offices, and vents, and debris piles linger longer than promised.
Floors, cabinets, trim, or adjacent rooms can be chipped, scratched, or cracked when demolition is not controlled.
Bins, parking conflicts, and noise at the wrong times can frustrate neighbors, tenants, and building managers.
Our fix: Clear demo boundaries, careful protection, and planned haul routes so what needs to go leaves the property and what needs to stay is still in one piece when we are done.
We treat demolition as its own scoped phase. That means planning utilities, containment, disposal, and salvage up front so the site you get back is safe, clean, and ready for the next stage.
Talk through your demolition planWhat to expect
We plan demolition like a build. That means attention to utilities, safety, neighbors, and what the next trade needs from us.
We review drawings or goals, identify what stays and what goes, locate shutoffs, and decide where debris will exit and bins will sit.
We protect floors and walls in access paths, set up containment where needed, and coordinate utility shutoffs for safe demolition.
We remove finishes, fixtures, and framing according to the plan, salvaging anything you want to keep and separating debris for proper disposal.
We load and remove debris, cap or mark utilities, sweep and tidy the area, and walk it with you or your contractor so everyone knows what is ready next.
Working in a condo, duplex, or small lot. We can tailor bin sizes, timing, and routes so demolition fits your property and neighbors.
Scope and method choices
We help you choose the right level of demolition so you only remove what you need to and keep what still works.
During your consult we look at your renovation goals, the age of the structure, and whether the space is occupied. Then we recommend selective, partial, or full gut demolition with the right level of hazard awareness.
Demolition pricing depends on what you are removing, what you need to keep, and how we can access the site. These ranges give you a starting point.
Smaller scopes
For kitchens, baths, or single rooms where we are removing finishes, non structural partitions, and fixtures.
Hazard abatement, specialty finishes, or tight access can add extra cost.
Most projects
For larger interior renovations where several rooms or a floor zone need to be opened up in a controlled way.
Extensive structural work, major hazard mitigation, or very restricted access are costed separately.
Larger and complex scopes
For full interior strip outs or complex spaces that need more planning, hazard awareness, and staging.
Engineering oversight, major structural changes, and licensed abatement are scoped with partners.
Quotes are fully itemized with allowances, contingency, and requested add-ons itemized for clarity. No hidden feesever.
What moves pricing
We talk through these points during your consult so you understand why one demolition plan costs more or less than another.
Old wiring, plumbing reroutes, or potential asbestos and lead can require extra time, testing, or specialist partners.
Removing a few walls and finishes is very different from stripping an entire floor back to framing.
Tight stairwells, limited parking, or bin restrictions can change how quickly we can move debris off site.
Working in occupied homes or multi unit buildings often means shorter work windows and more phases.
Demolition that must integrate with a busy renovation schedule can add time to planning and on site coordination.
Before any work starts, you will know which of these factors applies and how we plan to manage it.
Get detailed demolition pricingYou want what needs to be removed gone, not damage to what you are trying to protect. Our guarantees are designed around that line.
We mark and confirm walls, fixtures, and finishes that must stay so there is no confusion once tools are running.
Floors, stairs, and doorways get protection and we use containment so dust and debris stay where work is happening.
We confirm electrical, water, and gas shutoffs before demolition in any area and cap or mark what needs attention later.
You have one person to speak with about schedule, noise, debris bins, and coordination with neighbors or building management.
We stand behind the demolition and preparation work we perform and leave notes and photos so your next trades know what they are walking into.
The goal is not only to tear things out, but to hand back a site that feels safe, tidy, and truly ready for the next stage of your project.
Preparation
A little preparation on your side keeps the work moving and protects the items that matter most to you.
Sometimes taking a little extra time before demolition protects both your budget and the rest of the project.
What usually happens
What usually happens
What usually happens
Straight answers about safety, dust, permits, and what happens to debris.
Have more questions? We're here to help with planning, budgets, and timelines.
Book my demolition consultRecent work across Toronto, Mississauga, and Brampton.
“I have used Mike not once but twice. It is not very often that you get commitment, quality, hard work, professionalism, and cost effectiveness in one package. He has done two bathrooms, pantry closet, and backyard shed and his perfection is commendable. He is my go to guy for any kind of work.”
Pooja Singh NagassarBasement remodeling
“Found them on Kijiji and from the start they were professional. They arrived when they said they would and did great work, asking questions about all the right stuff. This was an office demo and I could not be happier.”
Doug WallaceOffice demolition
“We hired KDM to do the demolition and clean up of a rental apartment. They were very timely, professional, and did good quality work. Would recommend to anyone looking for a contractor.”
247 CorpApartment demolition and cleanup
Share what you want to remove, what you need to protect, and your timeline. We will build a safe, controlled demolition plan that fits your space.
