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A better space starts with clearing out the old one. Removing outdated interiors can give you the clean slate you need for your next project. At Done Fast Demolition, we provide controlled interior demolition in Calgary for homes, businesses, renovations and larger interior strip-outs.
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Old flooring, tile, ceiling materials and other finishes can be removed to prepare the space for new construction or remodeling. If a fire or flood has damaged your property’s interior, our fire and flood damage demolition services can help safely remove affected materials.
Interior demolition can prepare homes, condos, basements, kitchens, bathrooms and other living spaces for renovation. The work is carried out carefully and in a controlled manner, while keeping the rest of the interior intact.
Offices, retail spaces, tenant improvements, and other commercial interiors often require organized demolition to keep the project moving. Depending on the project, the work may involve selective removal or a more extensive interior strip-out.
Not every renovation requires a complete strip-out. Selective demolition allows specific walls, finishes, fixtures, or other components to be removed while leaving the rest of the interior intact.
When a space needs to be cleared for a major renovation or redevelopment, we can remove multiple interior components as part of a planned strip-out. If your renovation also requires removing an outdoor structure, our exterior demolition crew can handle garages, decks, and other exterior features.
At Done Fast Demolition, we handle the interior removal your renovation requires and prepare the space for the next stage of work. Our interior demolition professionals work around the existing structure, finishes and other areas that need to remain, keeping the demolition organized and helping your renovation move forward without any unnecessary delays.
Interior demolition needs to be controlled to protect the areas that remain and keep the work area manageable. Our interior demolition professionals use practical measures to control dust, protect surfaces, and keep the site clean.
We use appropriate dust-control and containment measures to help prevent dust from spreading into finished, occupied or adjoining areas.
Floors, walls, fixtures, and other areas outside the demolition scope are protected to help prevent unnecessary damage during the work.
Materials are removed using methods suited to the type of demolition and the conditions inside the property, helping keep the work organized and controlled.
Removed materials are collected throughout the project and taken out of the work area to keep the space clear and easier to manage.
Once demolition is complete, we clean and clear the work area so the space is ready for renovation, construction, or the next stage of your project.
We review the interior, identify the areas being removed, check access and look for components that need to be protected before work begins.
Before removal begins, we prepare the area and protect surfaces and components that are staying. This can include protecting finished surfaces, controlling access, and addressing utilities or other site requirements.
Our crew removes the specific materials included in the project scope using methods and equipment suited to the space. Selective demolition is carried out carefully where surrounding areas need to remain intact.
Removed materials are collected and taken out of the work area as the project progresses. Materials suitable for recycling are separated where practical.
After demolition, we clear the work area and complete the required cleanup so the space is ready for renovation, construction, or the next phase of the project.
Interior demolition costs depend on the size of the space, materials being removed, access and the overall project scope. A kitchen or bathroom tear-out will typically require less work than a complete interior strip-out.
It depends on the work being done. In Calgary, interior residential and commercial demolition generally falls under the applicable building permit process, while some interior partition projects have specific permit requirements.
Interior demolition involves preparing an existing space for renovation or remodeling by removing the interior elements that are no longer needed. The work can range from a small tear-out to a complete interior strip-out, depending on the project.
We can remove interior components such as kitchen cabinets, bathroom fixtures, flooring, tile, drywall, ceilings and non-load-bearing partitions. The exact items removed depend on your renovation plans and the condition of the space.
The total timeline of a project depends on the size of the space, the amount of material being removed, access and project complexity. A small room can be completed much faster than a full interior strip-out.
Yes. We collect and remove the materials from the work area and complete the required cleanup so the space is ready for the next stage of the project.
Yes. Interior demolition often involves removing specific materials while keeping other parts of the property intact. We prepare the work area and use suitable protection and containment measures to help prevent unnecessary damage to floors, walls, fixtures, and other areas that remain.
Once the required materials have been removed, the work area is cleaned and cleared so the next stage of the project can begin. Depending on the project, the space may then be ready for renovation, remodeling, reconstruction, or another planned use.
If asbestos or other hazardous materials are found, they need to be dealt with safely before demolition work begins. The steps required will depend on the type of material and the conditions at the property.
Yes. Our interior demolition services are available for residential and commercial properties, including home renovations, basements, offices, retail spaces, tenant improvements, and larger interior strip-outs.
