Interior Demolition in Fort Wayne

Interior demo is the least glamorous and most underestimated part of any remodel. Cabinets, counters, tile, subfloor, drywall, ceilings, trim, old built-ins and fixtures all have to come out and get off the property before a single new thing goes in. Homeowners who start it themselves usually discover around day three that the tearing out was never the hard part. Hauling it was.

We do kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, drywall and ceilings, and full gut jobs down to the studs. Selective demo is normal too, where specific walls, rooms or finishes come out and everything else stays exactly as it is. We mark out what is staying with you first so nothing gets taken that should not.

We work with remodelers and general contractors on their schedule. If your crew needs the space empty and swept by Monday morning so they can start, that is the job. Getting the tear-out done cleanly and on time is often what keeps the rest of a build from slipping.

One thing worth raising early: if the building is older, anything you suspect might contain asbestos or lead has to be tested and handled by a licensed abatement contractor before demolition starts. We will flag it at the walk-through if we see something questionable. It is not a step to skip, and it is much cheaper to find out before the job than during it.

Debris goes out the same day where we can. Interior demo generates a genuinely surprising amount of weight, especially plaster, tile and old subfloor, so we plan the trailer loads around the size of the job instead of leaving a pile in the driveway for a week.