Yes — full house teardowns and lot clearing for new construction are one of our most common Houston jobs. We remove the existing house, slab, foundation, driveway, pool, and outbuildings, then grade the lot so it's build-ready for your foundation crew. We pull the demolition permits, coordinate utility disconnects, and work to your builder's timeline.

Selective demolition removes specific components within a building — like interior walls, a ceiling, or mechanical systems — while keeping the structure standing. Partial demolition removes an entire section of a structure, such as a wing, floor, or addition, while leaving the rest intact. Many projects involve both.

Yes. A large share of our Houston work happens in occupied buildings. We use dust containment, negative-air systems, noise control, and off-hours or phased scheduling so your tenants, staff, and neighboring businesses keep operating.

We manage the permitting process and screen for hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead before work begins. If abatement is required, we coordinate it so demolition proceeds safely and in compliance with state and federal regulations.

Every load-bearing removal is engineered. We install temporary shoring and bracing, sequence the work to maintain stability, and monitor the standing structure throughout. Protecting what you keep is the core discipline of selective and partial demolition.

Yes — hauling, sorting, and responsible recycling of concrete, metal, and other materials is included. We leave the site swept and ready for your next phase, with disposal documentation for your records.

We offer 24/7 emergency response across the Houston area. After a hurricane, flood, or fire, surgical removal of compromised sections is often the critical first step — and because we also handle remediation and rebuild, it's all one source from day one.