Kitchen cabinet removal
Remove specified cabinetry while preserving agreed walls, services and retained components.
Renovation strip-out
Selective removal needs a clear line between demolition and what remains.
Start with these details
- Drawn removal limits
- Building age
- Hidden services
- Protection plan
Do not disturb suspected asbestos or other hazardous materials; arrange assessment before work.
Countertop removal
Remove an agreed worktop with sink disconnection, material weight and retained cabinet protection.
Backsplash removal
Strip selected splash surfaces with substrate repairs and dust protection boundaries agreed.
Bathroom fixture strip-out
Remove agreed fixtures after safe disconnection and a defined retained-work inventory.
Flooring removal
Strip specified floor coverings after material assessment and subfloor protection planning.
Carpet removal
Lift agreed carpet and underlay with tack-strip and disposal scope defined.
Tile removal
Remove selected tile after checking material concerns, substrate and containment needs.
Non-structural partition removal planning
Plan assessed selective partition removal after structural and hidden-service review.
Ceiling finish removal assessment
Arrange material testing and removal planning for an unwanted ceiling finish.
Built-in cabinet removal
Remove agreed built-ins with wall repair and retained-service boundaries established.