Demolition for Homeowners Renovating

On a kitchen, bath or interior renovation, the old cabinets, fixtures, finishes and flooring come out before the new ones go in, and the debris is loaded and hauled away from the house.

The work

• Kitchen & Bath Demolition — Cabinets, counters, tile, tubs, vanities, and subfloor stripped cleanly for your remodel.
• Interior Demolition — Selective and full interior demo — walls, ceilings, floors, occupied-space and phased work.
• Flooring & Carpet Removal — Flooring and carpet pulled up and hauled out, on a remodel or a unit turnover.

The rules that apply

• Massachusetts: Under 310 CMR 7.15, before any demolition or renovation the owner or operator of the facility must engage a state-certified asbestos inspector to inspect the area where the work will occur, identify the presence, location and quantity of asbestos-containing material, and produce a written asbestos survey report. — 310 CMR 7.15, via MassDEP Massachusetts Asbestos & Demolition Notifications
• Massachusetts: The obligation sits on the owner/operator, not on the demolition contractor. — 310 CMR 7.15, via MassDEP Massachusetts Asbestos & Demolition Notifications
• Massachusetts: The survey is required regardless of the age of the building. A letter from the property owner or manager is not a substitute. — 310 CMR 7.15, via MassDEP Asbestos Cost vs. Massachusetts Law

What it costs

Kitchen & Bathroom Demolition Cost

Any scope of work that requires a state license is performed by licensed specialists that D. Clancy & Sons coordinates as part of the project.