Demolition and tear-down

Every renovation starts with a good demolition: clean, tidy and safe. We gut homes, premises and units, demolish partitions or structure when needed and leave the space ready to start building, with rubble removal and waste management included.

Gutting and chipping

Full gutting of homes and premises, chipping of tiles and floors, and removal of old installations. We leave the property as a bare shell for the renovation.

Partition and structure demolition

Demolition of partitions to open up spaces and, when the calculation allows, of structural elements with the necessary shoring and reinforcement.

Rubble and waste

We handle rubble removal to an authorised manager and waste management, so you do not have to worry about anything.

Clean, tidy and safe

A poorly done demolition fills the whole building with dust and leaves dangerous surprises. We work protecting access, floors and common areas, cutting the supplies before touching anything and shoring up where needed. We remove rubble in a controlled way and leave the area clean every day, especially in communities and occupied homes.

The first step of a good job

Demolition sets how the rest of the renovation will go: done with judgement, you see the real state of the home —installations, structure, damp— and avoid surprises later. That is why, when we also do the renovation, we use the demolition to check and adjust the fixed quote before continuing.

Controlled and selective demolition

We carry out demolitions of homes, premises and specific elements with control and safety. We distinguish what must come down from what is kept, protect the installations and elements to retain, and work selectively so as not to damage the structure or what comes after. A well-done demolition is the basis of good work: it conditions timelines, safety and the final result.

Opening voids and removing partitions

In renovations we remove partitions to open spaces, open passage and window voids and remove suspended ceilings, tiling and flooring. When elements that may be structural are touched, we work with the technical calculation and necessary reinforcements —lintels, ring beams— so the opening is safe. Opening up a home well is what allows gaining the light and space almost every renovation seeks.

Debris removal and waste management

We handle debris removal and the management of construction waste to an authorised manager, with the skips and public-way occupation permits needed. We leave the space clean and clear, ready to start the new work. Correct waste management is not just cleanliness: it is a legal obligation that we document so the job is in order.

Safety and protection of the surroundings

We work with the safety plans and protections each demolition requires: shoring, protection of adjacent areas, dust control and, in communities, coordination with residents. In buildings between party walls we take special care not to affect neighbouring constructions. Safety in a demolition is not optional: it comes first, before the schedule.

Ready for the work that follows

As we also do the renovation or new build, the demolition is planned with what comes after in mind: we leave the levels, the installations to keep and the supports in the condition the next phase needs. That overall view —demolishing with building in mind— avoids the overruns of those who demolish without considering the later work and then have to redo it.

In-house team and a single lead

With our own team and equipment we carry out the demolition with a single lead who coordinates safety, debris removal and the start of the work. No passing subcontractors or waits between companies: the demolition phase links directly with construction, which saves days and avoids the coordination gaps that so often delay the real start of the job.

Gutting homes and premises

We fully gut homes and premises before a renovation: removing partitions, suspended ceilings, flooring, tiling, joinery and old installations, leaving the space bare and ready to start from scratch. We distinguish what is removed from what is kept and protect what stays, because a good gutting conditions the quality and timeline of the whole later renovation.

Demolition between party walls

In buildings between party walls, demolishing requires care with neighbouring constructions: shoring, load control and protection of adjacent properties. We work with the safety plan and, when there is structural risk, with the technician directing it. A poorly done demolition in these cases can damage the neighbour and lead to liabilities; that is why we prioritise safety over haste.

Waste management and fixed quote

We give a fixed written quote and include waste management to an authorised manager, with skips and public-way occupation permits. We give you the removal documentation so the job is in order. Correct debris management is not optional: it is a legal obligation, and doing it well avoids problems and penalties.

Demolishing with building in mind

As we also do the renovation or new build, we plan the demolition with what comes next in mind: we leave levels, supports and installations to keep in the condition the next phase needs. That overall view avoids the overruns of those who demolish without considering the later work and then have to redo it. Demolition and construction linked, with no gaps between companies.

Shoring, propping and structural work

When the demolition affects structural elements —removing a load-bearing wall, replacing a slab, opening a large void— tearing down is not enough: you have to shore and prop to hold the loads while working, and then carry out the definitive reinforcement with its technical calculation. We coordinate the technician who directs and calculates, set up the shoring and execute the replacement or reinforcement in complete safety. It is the most delicate part of a demolition and the one demanding most experience: doing it wrong puts the whole building at risk, which is why there is no room here for improvisation or haste.