Gut-Outs · Selective Demo · Tenant Strip-Outs
The renovation can't start until the old interior is gone. We gut kitchens, baths, whole floors, and commercial spaces down to clean structure — fast, contained, and hauled the same week.
Contractors know it and homeowners learn it fast: interior demolition is heavy, dusty, dumpster-hungry work that eats the first week of every renovation. A dedicated demo crew clears in days what a GC's carpenters would slog through for a week — at laborer rates instead of carpenter rates — and leaves clean structure your trades can walk straight into.
We handle kitchen and bathroom gut-outs, full-floor and whole-house strip-downs to the studs, plaster and lath removal (a Bridgeport specialty — this city is full of it), flooring tear-outs down to subfloor or joists, drop ceilings, paneling, built-ins, and non-load-bearing wall removal. On the commercial side: retail and office tenant strip-outs, restaurant gut-outs, and make-ready demo for property managers between tenants.
Pre-1980 building? Test before you tear. Plaster systems, flooring, and ceiling materials in older Bridgeport buildings can contain regulated materials, and renovation-scale work has its own inspection requirements in Connecticut. We flag suspect materials before work begins and sequence any required testing or abatement so your project stays legal and your dust stays clean.
Interior demolition in the Bridgeport area typically prices from $2–$8 per square foot depending on what's coming out — a single-layer drywall strip-out sits at the low end; plaster-and-lath over blown-in insulation with three flooring layers sits at the top. Kitchen gut-outs commonly run $1,500–$4,000 and bathrooms $1,000–$2,500, dumpsters and disposal included. Walkthrough first, firm written number after.
We identify likely load-bearing walls during the walkthrough and remove non-structural partitions routinely. Actual structural removal — beams, headers, bearing walls — happens under your contractor or engineer's plan; we demo to it exactly.
Constantly — occupied multi-families and businesses that can't close are half of Bridgeport. Containment, scheduled work hours, and daily cleanup keep tenants and customers out of the dust.
Yes — disposal is built into the quote, including the permit when a dumpster must sit on a Bridgeport street. No separate rental to arrange, no disposal surprises.
Interior work doesn't need the permit lead time of structural demolition, so we can often start within the week — sometimes days. If your contractor has a rough-in date, we work backward from it.
Bridgeport, Fairfield, Stratford, Trumbull, Milford, Shelton, and all of Fairfield County.
Call (203) 555-0147