How it works
How it works
One request, one licensed local contractor, one written price.
From request to empty lot
- Call or send the formTell us the address, the type of property and what needs to come down.
- Your request goes to one contractorWe pass it to one independent, licensed demolition contractor that works St. Pete and the beaches. Not a list of strangers calling you.
- Site visit and written estimateThe contractor sees the lot and prices the permit, survey, disconnects, demolition and haul-off.
- Paperwork and the 10-day waitAsbestos survey, utility disconnects, city permit and the Pinellas County demolition notice.
- Demolition and final inspectionTeardown, haul-off and grading, then the city closes the permit.
Who actually does the work
An independent, licensed demolition contractor does the work, not this website. It sets its own price, pulls the permits, carries its own insurance and stands behind the job. No staff are listed here because the crew works for that contractor.
Have this ready
- Property address and parcel number if you have it
- Substantial damage letter, if the city issued one
- What stays: seawall, dock, driveway, trees, fence
- Your builder's plan for the slab and driveway
- Insurance adjuster's contact if you are claiming ICC
Storm-damaged house waiting to come down?
Send the address and what needs to go. A licensed local demolition contractor follows up, usually the same day.