Demolition in Garden City

    Demolition in the Garden City area clears the way for the renovations central Nassau is always doing — original kitchens and tiled bathrooms in Garden City Tudors and colonials, dormered Capes in Floral Park and Franklin Square, and basements, sheds and decks across Mineola, Westbury and New Hyde Park.

    Demolition in Garden City and Nearby

    Many Garden City, Stewart Manor and Floral Park houses still have a 1930s or '50s bathroom with tile set in a mortar bed, or a kitchen of built-in cabinets that has to come out in pieces. Tear-outs here are careful work: original floors, moldings and stairways are protected on the way out, and plaster dust is kept to the room being opened up.

    Why Garden City Books Us for Demolition

    Original kitchens and mortar-bed bathrooms taken out carefully

    Floors, moldings and stairs protected on the way out

    Wet basements opened up after a leak

    Sheds, decks and old pools removed and hauled away

    Demolition in Garden City: Questions

    Can you remove an old tiled bathroom in a 1930s house?
    Yes. Mortar-bed tile and cast-iron tubs are heavy, so the job is planned around how they'll come out of the house without damaging the stairs and floors.
    Do you take out finished basements?
    Yes — drywall, insulation, carpet and framing that isn't structural, often after a leak. Everything is hauled away.
    Can you take down a detached garage?
    Small outbuildings, often yes. Send photos and the partner will confirm whether it's a fit and what's needed first.
    Can the demolition and the cleanup be booked together?
    Yes. Once the renovation is finished, a post-construction clean takes care of the dust the work leaves behind, and it can be lined up when you book the demolition so there's no gap between the two.

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