Demolition in Port Washington

    Demolition in the Port Washington area clears the way for North Shore renovations — kitchen and bath tear-outs in Manhasset, Great Neck and Roslyn colonials, interior strip-outs before a remodel in Sands Point and Old Westbury, and decks, sheds and pool structures across the peninsulas.

    Demolition in Port Washington and Nearby

    Houses on the Manhasset Neck and in the Great Neck villages are remodeled often and thoroughly, and the first step is taking out what's being replaced: cabinetry and stone counters, marble and tile baths, built-in closets and bars, flooring throughout a level. The rest of the house is protected — floors covered on the way out, doors and furniture wrapped — and debris goes into a truck or a dumpster placed where it won't block a narrow street.

    Why Port Washington Books Us for Demolition

    Kitchens, baths and built-ins removed before a remodel

    Floors and finishes protected on the way out

    Weathered waterfront decks and stairs taken down

    Pool houses, sheds and fences removed

    Demolition in Port Washington: Questions

    Can you work around a contractor's schedule?
    Yes. Demolition is timed to the renovation so the trades can start straight after.
    How do you protect the rest of the house?
    Floors and stairs on the way out are covered, doorways are closed off where needed, and debris is carried out by the shortest route.
    Can you take down a waterfront deck?
    Decks and stairs on the property, yes. Docks and bulkheads are marine work and not something we take on.
    What happens to cabinets and fixtures that are still in good shape?
    Tell us at the walk-through. Items you want to keep or donate can be set aside instead of thrown out, as long as they're removed carefully enough to be worth reusing.

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