Demolition contractor in Colorado Springs, CO

Neighborhoods like Rockrimmon, Mountain Shadows, and Old Colorado City are built on slopes with rocky soil, which limits where equipment can be positioned and how debris can be staged. We assess slope, rock conditions, and street access before every west side project to select the right equipment and plan the safest approach to the site.

Yes. These neighborhoods contain homes from the early 1900s through the mid-1900s, which fall within the era when asbestos was widely used in pipe insulation, floor tile adhesive, roofing, and wall materials. Colorado law requires a certified asbestos inspection before demolition of any structure, and we coordinate that inspection as part of every project in these neighborhoods.

Yes. The south side of Colorado Springs has commercial and light industrial structures that require industrial demolition beyond standard residential teardown. We handle larger-scale projects in these areas, including utility disconnection, hazardous material testing, and debris removal, and we manage the permit process with El Paso County or the City of Colorado Springs depending on the property's jurisdiction.

Properties within Colorado Springs city limits require a permit from the City of Colorado Springs Building Department, while unincorporated El Paso County properties go through the county. Both require asbestos documentation from a CDPHE-certified inspector before a demolition permit is issued. We handle the permit application and asbestos coordination for every project in the area.