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Exterior demolition involves removing exterior parts of a property that are no longer needed. This can include decks, patios, garages, fences, and other exterior structures. At Done Fast Demolition, we handle these projects with the right equipment and approach based on the property and scope of work. If you need work done inside the property too, check out our interior demolition and strip-outs service.
When an old garage or exterior building needs to come down, the surrounding property needs to be considered as well. We assess the structure, plan the demolition, use suitable equipment and remove the materials after the structure is down. When a storm leaves a garage unsafe, our emergency demolition team can respond 24/7.
Some properties have narrow driveways, tight spaces or limited room to move demolition equipment. We assess the available space and working area to determine how the structure can be removed safely and efficiently.
Decks, patios, garages and fences can sit close to homes, neighbouring buildings, trees or other features that need to stay in place. We consider these surroundings when planning the demolition and choose suitable methods to reduce the risk of unnecessary damage.
Exterior demolition may involve underground utility lines, concealed structural components or hazardous materials in older structures. Identifying these potential issues before starting the demolition can help us determine what needs to be addressed before demolition can proceed.
Demolition can create dust and leave behind concrete, wood, metal and other materials that need to be handled properly. We use appropriate dust-control measures, manage materials during removal and clear the debris after demolition to leave the site ready for its next stage.
A demolition project doesn’t end when the structure comes down. At Done Fast Demolition, we take care of the preparation, material handling, removal and cleanup needed to leave the site in better shape for the next stage.
Before demolition work starts, we look at the structure, access points, surrounding property and potential hazards. This helps us choose suitable equipment and plan how the demolition will be carried out.
Different materials may require different handling methods after demolition. We sort materials where practical and separate recyclable materials when possible for more responsible disposal.
Dust can spread to nearby areas during demolition, especially when working close to an occupied building or neighbouring properties. We use dust-control measures to help keep it contained around the work area.
Some older structures may contain materials such as asbestos, lead or other hazardous substances. These materials require proper assessment and handling before demolition to avoid creating additional risks during the project.
Once the structure has been removed, the remaining materials need to be cleared from the property. We remove the demolition waste from the site so you are not left to arrange a separate cleanup after the work is finished.
Once the demolition is done and materials are removed, we clean the work area and, when required, grade the site. This helps prepare the property for construction, landscaping, or another planned use.
We inspect the structure and surrounding property to understand its condition, access, nearby structures and potential hazards. This gives our team the information needed to plan the demolition properly.
Some exterior demolition projects require permits and approvals, depending on the structure and project. We help with the required demolition permit process and ensure all requirements are met before work begins.
If any harmful materials like asbestos, lead or other hazardous materials are found on-site, they need to be addressed before demolition begins. Proper abatement helps keep workers, occupants, and the surrounding area safe.
Once the site is ready, we use professional demolition equipment suited to the structure and its surroundings. The right machinery and controlled methods allow our crew to remove structures while reducing unnecessary impact on the surrounding property.
As the structure comes down, materials can be separated with proper handling. We aim to recycle materials where possible rather than sending everything to the landfill.
After the demolition is complete, we clear the remaining materials and clean the work area. Where needed, the site can also be graded to prepare it for construction or landscaping.
Yes. We remove the materials left after demolition and clean the work area. Depending on the project, we can also grade the site to help prepare it for construction, landscaping or its next planned use.