Commercial demolition projects we handle
Commercial work comes in many shapes. Here is what we are most often called for.
- Interior strip-outs of offices, retail spaces and restaurants between tenants
- Tenant improvement (TI) demolition of walls, ceilings, flooring and fixtures
- Removal of old concrete, curbs, planters and paving on commercial lots
- Construction site cleanups and debris hauling for builders
- Demolition of small commercial structures and outbuildings
Working with general contractors
A GC needs a demo sub that keeps the schedule and does not leave a mess for the framers. We review the demo plan, confirm what stays, and work to the scope. When the demo is done, the space is broom clean and the debris is gone.
We are licensed, bonded and insured under CSLB #1144503, and we can provide insurance documentation when a project or property manager requires it.
Communication is part of the job too. Avi stays reachable through the project, so a superintendent or owner can get a straight answer about progress, schedule changes or anything found behind a wall.
Keeping a business running nearby
Many commercial demolition jobs happen in buildings where other tenants are still open. We plan loading and truck staging around access rules, keep corridors protected and control dust so neighboring businesses are not disrupted. If a building has set hours for noisy work, we schedule to them.
We also think about the path debris takes out of the building. Elevators, loading docks and back doors get protected before the first load goes through, and we keep hallways and shared entrances clear so customers and other tenants can move through normally while we work.
Equipment for commercial jobs
Our fleet covers most commercial demo needs without rental delays: dump trucks and trailers for haul-off, skid steers with breaker attachments for slabs and paving, mini excavators for exterior work, and concrete saws for clean cuts where new utilities or footings go in.
Restaurant, retail and office strip-outs
Each type of commercial space has its own challenges. Restaurants often have tile floors set in mortar, built-in counters and heavy fixtures. Retail spaces come with storefront displays, dropped ceilings and layers of old flooring. Offices tend to be full of partition walls, ceiling grid and carpet.
We plan the order of removal for each one, so heavy materials come out first and the space can be loaded efficiently. When a landlord wants the unit returned to a clean shell for the next tenant, we strip back to that condition and leave it swept.
Exterior commercial demolition
Outside the building, we remove cracked parking areas, curbs, planters, walkways and old slabs. Skid steers with breakers handle the concrete, and saw cuts keep the edges clean where new paving or landscaping will meet what stays. All of it is hauled in our own trucks.
Sorting and recycling commercial debris
Commercial strip-outs produce a lot of drywall, metal studs, ceiling materials and flooring. We separate materials as they come out so recyclable debris can be recycled whenever practical, which can matter for projects tracking diversion.
