Demolition Contractor in Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale demolition is a permitted activity, not a weekend project. Getting that wrong stops the job and follows the property.
Permits are not optional
Most structural demolition here needs a city permit. So does taking out a pool or a spa. The Development Services Department issues both.
Unpermitted work can bring a stop work order, fines and problems at refinance or sale. We file before anyone starts.
The county wants notice too
A full teardown needs a county air quality notice ten business days out. So does pulling out a load-bearing wall. It applies with no asbestos at all, which catches most owners off guard.
Miss it and the crew stands down until the clock runs. We file it at the same time as the city permit, so the two run in parallel instead of one after the other.
What might be in the walls
Older Scottsdale properties can hold asbestos or lead paint in the materials a teardown removes first.
We are an EPA Certified Firm. We screen for it first, then remove it the legal way instead of loading it in a dumpster.
Demolition we handle
Selective work inside an occupied building takes a different approach than clearing a lot. We do both.
- Residential teardowns
- Commercial gut outs and tenant improvements
- Interior selective demolition
- Concrete and slab removal
- Pool demolition and fill
Handing back a clean site
Debris is sorted, recyclable material is separated and everything else goes to an approved facility.
You get the site ready for the next trade, plus the permit sign offs and disposal records for your file.
- EPA Certified Firm
- IICRC Certified
- ROC #315042
- TRI Certified
More of our work in Scottsdale
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Frequently asked questions
The questions owners ask us first, answered before you call.
Yes. Pool and spa demolition is on the city's list of work that needs a permit, alongside most structural demolition. We file it, then handle the fill and the site cleanup so the yard is usable when we leave.
The county air quality notice is due ten business days before the first swing. That covers a full teardown or pulling out a load-bearing wall. We file it alongside the city permit so the waits overlap.
For a full teardown or a load-bearing removal, yes. The notice is due even with no asbestos at all. That catches owners off guard, and it is why an unprepared crew stands down on day one.
A stop work order and fines come first. After that, the work follows the property and shows up at refinance or sale. Filing first is cheaper than explaining it later.
Yes, and it works differently than clearing a lot. We control dust, protect the routes people walk and cut only what the new plan needs gone. We schedule around how the building is used.
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