Flooring Removal
Tile, hardwood, engineered flooring, laminate, vinyl, and related layers. Tell us what is under the flooring if you know, and identify any rooms or transitions that must remain untouched.
What Residential Demolition Can Include
OnSite Demolition handles residential and interior removal projects including kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, drywall, ceilings, garages, sheds, and complete home demolition. The right approach depends on the materials, access, the items being kept, and what the renovation contractor needs ready afterward.
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Kitchens & Bathrooms
Selective removal can include cabinets, fixtures, tile, drywall, or other finishes as agreed in the scope. Items to remain, utility disconnections, and protected areas should be identified before work is scheduled.
Walls, Ceilings & Plaster
Interior removal can include drywall, plaster, ceilings, and finishes. The age and condition of materials, access, and any suspected hazardous materials can affect the plan.
Garages, Sheds & Full Homes
Exterior structures and full-home demolition require a project-specific review of access, services, permits, disposal, and site conditions before the work is quoted.
Before You Request a Quote
Details That Help Us Review the Job
You do not need a finished renovation plan. A few basic details and photos help us understand what needs to come out and what must be protected.
- Project address or postal code
- Rooms and materials to remove
- Approximate measurements, if available
- What must stay in place
- Stairs, parking, and access constraints
- Your preferred timing
- Photos of each area and key transitions
- Known flooring layers or unusual materials
Photos help with an initial review. OnSite may need more information or a site visit to confirm the scope and prepare a quote.
What Affects the Scope
Why Demolition Quotes Vary
The price depends on the specific work, not just the room size. Important factors can include the material and number of layers, fasteners or adhesive, the areas that must be protected, access and carrying distance, disposal requirements, and the cleanup or handoff requested. Your quote should define what is included and identify any assumptions or exclusions that could change the work.
If you suspect a material may be hazardous, mention it before work is planned. It may need assessment or handling by a qualified specialist before demolition proceeds.
Common Questions
Residential Demolition FAQs
Can you remove only part of a room?
Selective interior removal can be scoped around the items and surfaces that need to remain. Point out those boundaries when requesting the quote so the protection and removal plan can be reviewed.
Can I send photos instead of arranging a visit first?
Yes. Photos and project details can help with an initial review. OnSite may still need measurements, additional photos, or a site visit before confirming the quote.
Is debris disposal included?
The quote should state what disposal is included and how any extra disposal or additional work is handled. Ask us to clarify those details for your particular project.
How long will the work take?
Timing depends on the size and complexity of the scope, materials, access, and site conditions. Share your target dates when you request a quote so scheduling can be reviewed.
What areas do you serve?
OnSite Demolition serves Kitchener-Waterloo, the GTA, London, and other parts of Southern Ontario. Contact us with your project location to confirm availability.
Start with the Scope
Tell Us What Needs to Come Out.
Share the location, a short description, and photos if you have them. We will review the details and follow up about the next step.
Request a Residential Quote