Demolition Services
Residential, commercial, interior, selective, and complete demolition across Metro Vancouver.
Clear answers about demolition, asbestos removal, mould remediation, lead abatement, permits, disposal, and getting started with your Metro Vancouver project.
Every property and scope is different. These answers explain what to expect, while a site review helps us provide the right recommendations, timeline, and quote for your specific project.
BC Green Demolition handles residential, commercial, interior, selective, exterior, concrete, and complete demolition projects. We work with homeowners, strata properties, contractors, offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and institutional facilities throughout Metro Vancouver.
Most structural demolition projects require permits from the applicable municipality. Requirements vary by location and project scope. We can help guide you through the process and identify the information commonly needed before work begins.
Demolition pricing depends on the building size, construction type, access, scope of work, disposal requirements, permits, and whether hazardous materials are present. Send us the property address, project details, photos, and timeline for a tailored quote.
Timelines depend on project size, permits, hazardous-material assessment, site access, utility coordination, weather, and disposal requirements. Smaller interior demolition projects may be completed quickly, while full building demolition requires more planning and coordination.
Yes. Our scope can include debris removal, site cleanup, hauling, sorting, recycling, and responsible disposal. We aim to divert recyclable materials where practical and handle disposal according to applicable requirements.
It depends on the area being demolished, dust-control requirements, access, safety risks, and whether hazardous materials are involved. We will review the work area and recommend the safest approach before scheduling the project.
Testing is strongly recommended before disturbing materials in older properties or whenever asbestos-containing materials may be present. A proper assessment helps identify risks and ensures the right abatement process is planned before demolition or renovation begins.
Asbestos may be found in insulation, drywall compounds, floor tiles, ceiling materials, pipe wrap, duct insulation, textured coatings, roofing materials, and other building components. It cannot be confirmed by appearance alone; testing is required.
Asbestos is most hazardous when materials are disturbed and fibres become airborne. Do not cut, sand, drill, break, or remove suspected asbestos-containing materials yourself. Contact a qualified professional for assessment and safe removal options.
Cost depends on the material type, location, quantity, containment requirements, accessibility, testing, disposal, and clearance needs. We provide project-specific quotes after reviewing the property and available assessment reports.
Yes. Lead paint can create a risk when it is scraped, sanded, cut, or otherwise disturbed. Our team can assess the scope and use controlled work practices to support safe lead-abatement and renovation preparation.
The timeline varies based on the affected area, moisture source, material damage, containment needs, drying requirements, and the extent of remediation. Addressing the moisture source is essential to help prevent mould from returning.
Share the property address, type of building, and the area you need demolished, remediated, or cleaned.
Photos, approximate dimensions, project plans, and access details help us understand the work more accurately.
Let us know your preferred timing and include any asbestos, lead, mould, or hazardous-material reports you have.
Our team can review your scope, answer project-specific questions, and provide a clear next step.