
Non-load-bearing wall removal, partition teardowns, half-wall demolition, and closet wall removal for open-concept renovations. Structural assessment, demo, patching, and full debris hauling across Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, and the Lower Mainland.
We verify structural status, protect surrounding finishes, and leave a clean, open space ready for patching and finishing.
Full-height partition walls between rooms removed — drywall, framing, insulation, and baseboards. We verify non-load-bearing status before any demo begins.
Pony walls, half walls, and knee walls between kitchens, living rooms, and dining areas removed to open sightlines and create open-concept flow.
Closet framing, shelving systems, and built-in cabinets removed to reclaim floor space. We patch adjacent walls and ceilings where the closet connected.
Kitchen bulkheads, hallway soffits, and dropped ceiling sections removed to open up ceiling height and create a more modern, spacious feel.
Removing the wrong wall can compromise the structural integrity of your home. Before any demo, our crew identifies load-bearing vs. non-load-bearing walls, checks for electrical, plumbing, and HVAC running through the wall cavity, and confirms the scope is safe to proceed.
If a wall is load-bearing, we coordinate with a structural engineer for a beam solution before proceeding — or we scope around it.

We assess the wall — load-bearing or partition, what utilities run through it — and quote one all-in price for removal, patching, bins, and hauling.
Floors protected, dust barriers up, and utilities rerouted or capped. Adjacent finishes masked and safeguarded.
Drywall stripped, framing removed, and ceiling/floor patches started. Everything loaded into our bins as we go.
All debris hauled. Ceiling and floor lines patched for a clean transition. Space ready for your finisher.
Get a free wall removal quote — structural assessment, demo, patching, bins, and hauling included.
Non-load-bearing wall removal in Vancouver typically costs between $800 and $3,000, depending on wall length, ceiling height, what is inside the wall, and whether ceiling/floor patching is needed.
Load-bearing wall removal requires an engineer-designed beam, which adds structural steel and installation costs. We can coordinate the full scope or just handle the demo portion.
We check the wall direction relative to floor joists, look for beams or posts below in the basement/crawlspace, and assess the framing. If there is any question, we recommend a structural engineer review before proceeding. We never remove a wall we are not certain is non-load-bearing.
Our wall removal crew mobilizes throughout the Lower Mainland with same-week availability.
Strip, haul & dispose — clean studs ready for re-boarding.
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Learn MoreSend us your wall removal scope or book a free walkthrough. Structural assessment, all-in quote, same-week mobilization.