Light Demolition

|Northern Colorado|

SHEDS • DECKS • HOT TUBS • SMALL STRUCTURES

We provide light demolition services for sheds, decks, hot tubs, fencing, small structures, & property cleanups throughout Northern Colorado.

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Common Light Demolition Projects We Handle:

  • Gazebos

  • Manufactured homes

  • Small outbuildings

  • Damaged structures

  • Interior tear-outs

  • Demolition debris

  • Fences

  • Wood sheds

  • Metal sheds

  • Decks & stairs

  • Hot tubs

  • Fencing

  • Playsets

  • Pergolas

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Our Process:

1. Contact Us

Call, text, or request an estimate. Photos are helpful, but most projects require an onsite assessment.

2. Onsite Assessment

We visit the property to evaluate the structure, site access, debris volume, and any project-specific requirements.

3. Planning & Estimate

We provide a clear scope of work and identify any additional requirements, such as permits or asbestos testing, when applicable.

4. Demolition & Removal

Our crew completes the demolition, removes debris, and hauls materials away as outlined in the project scope.

5. Final Cleanup

We clean the work area and leave the site in the agreed condition.

What Affects Demolition Costs?

Factors That Affect Pricing:

  • Structure size

  • Building materials

  • Ease of access

  • Distance to hauling location

  • Concrete footings

  • Amount of debris

  • Weight of materials

  • Whether contents must be removed first

  • Required labor and equipment

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Why Customers Call Us Instead of Doing It Themselves:

Many demolition projects seem straightforward until it's time to take the structure apart, load the debris, and dispose of the materials. Common challenges include:

  • Heavy and bulky materials

  • Large volumes of debris

  • Disposal and landfill requirements

  • Specialized tools and equipment

  • Limited property access

  • Concrete footings and anchors

  • Tight schedules and project deadlines

  • Trailer, hauling, and transportation needs

  • Permit or testing requirements when applicable

  • Safety concerns with deteriorated structures

Whether you're removing an old shed, deck, manufactured home, hot tub, fence, or other small structure, proper planning can help prevent unnecessary delays and cleanup issues.

Areas We Serve:

Greeley • Evans • Windsor • Fort Collins • Loveland • Johnstown • Timnath • Severance • Eaton • Milliken • Berthoud • Platteville • LaSalle • Kersey • Ault • Pierce

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. Most light demolition projects include debris removal and cleanup as part of the agreed scope of work.

  • We handle many small demolition projects, including sheds, manufactured homes, decks, hot tubs, fences, pergolas, playsets, and other non-structural structures.

  • Permit requirements vary by project and municipality. During the assessment process, we'll identify any known permit requirements that may apply.

  • Some structures may require asbestos testing before demolition can begin. If testing is necessary, we'll discuss the appropriate next steps during the project assessment.

  • Pricing depends on the size of the structure, access conditions, debris volume, labor requirements, disposal costs, and other project-specific factors.

  • Some projects may include footing or foundation removal. The best way to determine scope and pricing is through an onsite assessment.

  • Yes. We remove many wood and composite decks, including stairs, railings, and attached features.

  • Yes. We regularly work on rural and acreage properties throughout Northern Colorado. Access, terrain, and project conditions are evaluated during the assessment.

  • Scheduling varies based on project size, location, and current workload. Contact us for current availability.

  • Photos are helpful, but most demolition projects require an onsite assessment. We typically need the project address, structure type, approximate size, access details, and desired timeline.