Dorchester is part of Boston, so the City rules on our Boston page apply here too. Our crew carries the debris out of unit-by-unit tear-outs and tenant turnovers and live-loads it into our compactor truck, with no dumpster on the street. The buildings set the job: many are triple-deckers, with stairwells to carry debris down (the City's 1999 count of 1- to 3-family buildings is below). — City of Boston, Department of Neighborhood Development

Dorchester's housing stock

In its June 1999 report, the City of Boston counted triple-deckers as 35% (4,310) of Dorchester’s 1- to 3-family buildings and 53% (12,930) of those buildings’ units. — City of Boston, Department of Neighborhood Development
Citywide, the same 1999 report put triple-deckers at 25% (15,807) of Boston’s 1- to 3-family buildings and 42% (47,421) of their units. — City of Boston, Department of Neighborhood Development

Working in a three-decker

For short-form permits, Boston says a condo owner in a building with three or more dwellings, such as one floor of a three-decker, must hire a contractor to perform the work. — Boston Inspectional Services

Dorchester follows the City of Boston's demolition permit, street and debris rules: Demolition Services in Boston, MA.

What we do in Dorchester

Apartment / Tenant Turnover Cleanouts — Units emptied and reset for landlords and property managers.
Interior Demolition — Selective and full interior demo — walls, ceilings, floors, occupied-space and phased work.
Kitchen & Bath Demolition — Cabinets, counters, tile, tubs, vanities, and subfloor stripped cleanly for your remodel.

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Demolition & Cleanouts in Dorchester, MA

Dorchester's housing stock

Working in a three-decker

What we do in Dorchester

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