Mark the demolition limits
Review the drawings and walk through the work area with the contractor. Identify appliances, doors, trim, flooring and fixtures that will be reused or remain. Clear marking helps prevent accidental removal.
Homeowner preparation guide
Good preparation reduces delays and helps protect the parts of the home that are staying. Before the crew arrives, confirm the removal scope, clear personal belongings and make sure utilities and access have been addressed.
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Review the drawings and walk through the work area with the contractor. Identify appliances, doors, trim, flooring and fixtures that will be reused or remain. Clear marking helps prevent accidental removal.
Remove furniture, artwork and personal items from the work zone and debris path. Provide clear access for the crew and disposal vehicle. Discuss parking, elevator bookings or neighbourhood restrictions before the start date.
Plumbing, electrical, gas and HVAC systems may need to be isolated by the appropriate licensed trade before demolition reaches them. Confirm responsibilities in advance and keep children and pets away from the work area.
We’ll review the location, access, materials and demolition scope, then arrange a walk-through and prepare a clear quote.