
BC's oldest city has BC's oldest buildings — and demo here means century homes in Queens Park, walk-ups on the Brow of the Hill, downtown tower TIs, and new construction in Queensborough. We know what a 1912 house hides in its walls, and we price and plan for it up front.
New Westminster demo starts with age. Queens Park, Glenbrooke North, and the Brow of the Hill hold homes from the early 1900s — plaster and lath, knob-and-tube, layered flooring, and asbestos in more places than newer stock. Queens Park adds a Heritage Conservation Area on top, where demolition and major alterations face extra review before the City signs off. We flag all of it at the site walk so your permit path and your hazmat scope are realistic from day one.
The rest of the city moves faster: TI strip-outs in the downtown towers and along Columbia Street's converted heritage storefronts, renos in Sapperton around the hospital district, and new-build work in Queensborough. Same crew and model everywhere — our bins, our trucks, sorted loads under Metro Vancouver disposal rules, and one invoice from demo through broom-clean.

Every service below runs on our own crew, bins, and trucks — quoted all-in off a site walk.

Careful strip-outs in New West character homes — open walls and gut kitchens without wrecking what the reno keeps.

Salvage-first disassembly for century homes — old-growth lumber and period fixtures diverted instead of landfilled.

Hand demo for occupied buildings, downtown towers, and tight New West lots where a machine will not fit.

Our bins on steep New West streets where placement takes planning — crew-loaded, swapped on call, broom-clean at handoff.
From the riverfront to the hilltop — one crew for the whole Royal City.
Century homes hide surprises. We price plaster, layered floors, and hazmat realistically up front instead of change-ordering you halfway through.
Demo, bins, hauling, disposal, and cleanup on one number — clean costing whether it is a Queens Park character reno or a downtown TI.
Queens Park conservation rules and heritage review timelines flagged before demo day, so your project plan matches what the City will actually allow.
If the property sits in the Queens Park Heritage Conservation Area, demolition and major exterior alterations face additional City review and may require a heritage alteration permit before a demolition permit is considered. We flag this immediately at the site walk — it changes timelines and sometimes scope, and it is far better known up front.
Tell us the address and the scope. We know what these buildings hide, we price it honestly, and we hand back a broom-clean site on one invoice.
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