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Demolition Contractor in Chandler, AZ

Before anything gets built better, something has to come down. Doing that part badly follows you through the whole project.

Bad demolition costs you later

Three Vizcom Contracting crew members prying old wood sheathing off a roof down to the rafters.

A crew that swings first and checks second can cut a live line, disturb asbestos or damage structure you meant to keep.

Every one of those turns into delay, extra cost and a conversation with an inspector.

What we take down in Chandler

Residential and commercial, selective or complete. The site gets left clean either way.

  • Interior selective demolition for remodels
  • Kitchen and bathroom strip outs
  • Full structure teardown
  • Concrete, slab and pool removal
  • Commercial tenant improvement demo

The two filings a teardown needs

A teardown in Chandler needs a city permit and a county air quality notice. The county notice is due ten business days before the first swing. It applies whether or not the building holds asbestos.

Older Chandler buildings can also hold lead paint. It sits in the very materials a remodel takes out first. We are an EPA Certified Firm, so the survey and the removal stay on our contract.

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A Vizcom Contracting estimator measuring a flat commercial roof with a rolling wheel before a scope is written.

Disposal and the clean handover

Debris gets sorted on site, recyclable material separated and everything else hauled to a legal disposal facility.

You get the lot or the room ready for the next trade, with the permit sign offs and disposal records for your file.

  • EPA Certified Firm
  • IICRC Certified
  • ROC #315042
  • TRI Certified

Frequently asked questions

The questions owners ask us first, answered before you call.

Most structural work does need one. Skipping it causes trouble at resale or refinance, often years later. We file with the city and book the inspections.

It is an air quality filing, due ten business days before a full teardown. It applies whether or not the building holds asbestos, which surprises most owners. We file it for you.

Yes. Selective interior demolition is most of what we do on remodels, and it means protecting finishes, controlling dust and cutting only what the new plan needs gone. The crew that does it is the crew that rebuilds, so nothing gets removed that the next phase wanted kept.

We sort it on site and pull out what can be recycled. The rest goes to an approved site. Those records go in your file with the permit sign offs.

Work stops in that area and the material gets sampled. We are an EPA Certified Firm, so the abatement stays on our contract rather than idling the site while you find a second company. Then the demolition picks back up.

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