Whether it's a single bathroom or a whole-house gut, demo done right means your crews walk into a site that's swept, protected, and ready. We cut careful around what stays, keep dust contained, and haul debris the same day.
Tile, thinset, and mud bed out — slab ground clean and flat so the flooring crew installs without prep.
Interior walls and ceilings opened to scope, with careful cuts around framing, wiring, and everything that stays.
Cabinets, counters, fixtures, and finishes removed clean, with plumbing and electrical left safe for the next trade.
Full interior tear-out down to studs and slab — dust contained, protected pathways, staged debris removal.
Patio covers, pergolas, exterior ceilings, and attached structures demo'd and prepped for the rebuild.
Debris hauled and disposed same day. Site swept, protected, and handed off install-ready.
Demolition decides how the rest of the project goes — inside the house and out. A slab left with thinset ridges slows the flooring crew. A wall opened carelessly turns into an electrical repair. A site left dirty costs the GC a day.
We came up through high-end residential remodels in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale, where the finishes next to the demo are worth protecting. That standard carries into every job — and it's why GCs and flooring companies keep us on their sub list.
Exterior ceiling drywall tear-out on a high-end residence, with finishes protected and same-day haul-off.
Full patio cover demolition subcontracted under a GC, including a concealed-membrane discovery handled by documented change order.
Thinset-over-slab tile removal ground clean and handed off install-ready to the flooring contractor.
KR has handled demo on several of our remodels now. They show up when they say they will, protect the finishes around the work, and the site is broom-clean when they leave. That's rarer than it should be.
We hand KR the tear-out and stop thinking about it. Slab comes back flat and clean, and our installers have never had to wait on them. Scheduling with them is the easiest part of the job.
Mid-demo they found a condition nobody knew was there. Instead of plowing through and billing us later, they stopped, documented it, and had a change order in our hands the same day. That's how a sub earns repeat work.
