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Clean Up Like the Pros: Demolition Clean Up

Demolition is easy. Cleaning up after a demolition is hard. Well not really. An experienced demolition company (like Deconstruction Pro) plans for debris disposal and knows that half a demolition job is getting rid of construction debris. But many a do-it-yourselfer has finished their first demolition job only to find themselves knee deep in tile […]

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How to Get a Demolition Permit

Before you begin any type of demolition job you are going to need a demolition permit. Why? First and foremost because its the law. Failure to obtain a demolition permit means you could incur fines for failure to obtain a permit and any un-permitted remodels done to your home may not “count” when you get […]

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Two days ago a longtime client called us to help finish a bathroom and kitchen demolition. He had hired another demolition contractor for this particular job. He was given a super low estimate. Upon reflection the estimate was too good to be true, because when the demolition contractor who shall not be named showed up […]

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Deconstruction Pro believes that the more information a potential customer has the better. If you are hiring a demolition contractor in the Los Angeles area (or California)  you should always use a licensed, bonded, and insured demolition contractor.  The easiest way to verify your demolition contractor’s license is by using the California Contractor’s State License […]

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Keeping your demolition worksite clean is a part of demolition best practices. Every demolition contractor puts a priority on safety and cleanliness. If you are doing your own demolition project your focus should be on safety and cleanliness as well.  How do you clean a demolition work site? Assuming you’re not using a hauling service […]

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Concrete demolition is a fairly tried and true art at this point. Concrete removal is typically done with jackhammers, sledgehammers, san angelo bars and pry bars. For really big jobs people sometimes use explosives to shatter rock or concrete. But a new player has stepped onto the scene. Chemistry. While still in its infancy many […]

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