Residential Demolition

Kitchen Demolition In Phoenix, AZ

A kitchen is the most service-dense room in a house, which is why it is the one most often damaged during demolition. Water, gas, waste and power all meet behind the cabinets.

Interior stripped back to the studs on a Phoenix demolition job

What The Job Actually Involves

Cabinets, counters, backsplashes, appliances, flooring and the tile underneath, out cleanly with services capped safe rather than left open. The room is handed over ready for the new fit, not full of somebody else’s mess.

How We Run A Kitchen Demolition Job

Cabinets And Counters

Including stone tops, which are heavy and do not come out in one piece.

Tile And Backsplash

Off the walls and off the floor, back to a substrate the new fit can work with.

Services Capped Safe

Water, waste and gas left safe and clearly marked.

Rest Of The House Protected

Floors and the route out covered, because a kitchen strip-out travels.

On The Job

Home interior during demolition, with the flooring stripped to the concrete slab, a wall opened to the studs and kitchen plumbing exposed

Framed interior after a residential demolition in Phoenix

Interior stripped back to the studs on a Phoenix demolition job

Interior stripped back to the studs on a Phoenix demolition job

Residential interior cleared down to the subfloor after demolition

Mini excavator removing a front yard structure at a Phoenix home

Questions

Frequently Asked About Kitchen Demolition

Do you cap the plumbing?
Yes, left safe and marked. Reconnection is your plumber's job.
Will the floor underneath be usable?
Often yes, and we will tell you at the walkthrough what is under there.
How long does a kitchen take?
Usually a day for the strip-out itself.

Part Of Residential Demolition

This is one of the services under our Residential Demolition work. If you are not sure which one your job is, call and describe it.

Get A Free Estimate On Kitchen Demolition

Tell us what needs doing and where it is. We will walk it and price it.