Full Teardowns · Foundation Removal · Grading
From fire-damaged multi-families to garages past saving, we take structures down safely, haul every ton of debris, and hand back a lot that's ready for what's next.
Some buildings aren't worth what it costs to save them. Fire and water damage that compromised the framing. A garage with a failed roof and a sinking slab. A vacant multi-family that's been stripped and vandalized past the point of economic repair. A buildable Fairfield County lot where the existing house is worth less than the dirt under it. In each case, demolition is the honest line item — and getting it priced accurately up front is what keeps the rest of your project's budget real.
We demolish single-family homes, two- and three-family houses, detached garages, barns, sheds, and small commercial structures across Bridgeport and Fairfield County. Machine demolition for speed, hand demolition where lot lines are tight, and always with dust suppression and protection for what's staying.
Teardown-rebuild is Fairfield County's quiet boom. With buildable land scarce from Fairfield to Westport, buying a dated house for the lot and rebuilding is often the fastest path to a new home. If that's your project, we coordinate directly with your builder so the site is cleared, graded, and ready the week they want to break ground.
Bridgeport-area house demolition typically runs $8,000–$25,000 all-in, driven by square footage, foundation type, lot access, and inspection findings. Garages typically run $3,000–$7,000. Your written quote is firm and itemized — demolition, hauling, permits, grading — so comparing bids is apples to apples.
Very close — much of Bridgeport is built lot-line to lot-line. Tight-access demolition uses smaller machines, selective hand work, and protective barriers. It's slower per square foot but routine for our crews.
Disconnects are requested with each utility before demolition, and the permits require proof. We manage the requests and the documentation; the utilities perform their own cutoffs.
Yes — selective protection is part of the site plan. Flag what stays and we'll fence, plate, or barrier it before the first machine moves.
Buried tanks turn up regularly in Bridgeport-era properties. If one is known or discovered, removal is handled through the proper process with documentation — priced as its own line item, never buried in surprise charges.
Bridgeport, Fairfield, Stratford, Trumbull, Milford, Shelton, and all of Fairfield County.
Call (203) 555-0147