Complete vs. Selective Demolition
How full building demolition differs from selective demolition and interior gut-out work. Every demolition project is different, so site conditions, local requirements and project documents should control the final scope.
Start with the property and intended end result
Useful information includes the project address, structure type and approximate size, photographs, available plans, access constraints, neighboring buildings, desired schedule and whether foundations, pavement or other site features are to remain or be removed.
Plan the complete scope
A demolition estimate may need to account for utility coordination, regulated-material requirements, equipment access, structural sequencing, material separation, trucking, disposal, foundation or slab removal and final site condition.
Get a project-specific review
For a Barden Demolition estimate, call 607-345-0083 or email the project information to bardenconstructionllc@gmail.com. We can review the requested scope and identify the information needed for pricing.