Demolition contractor in Longmont, CO

Demolishing a structure in a floodplain can negate its non-conforming status and cause the owner to lose the right to rebuild on that site. Boulder County requires consultation with county engineering and planning before a demolition permit is issued for properties in or near the floodplain. We identify floodplain status during project planning and advise on the permit process before any work begins.

Yes. Old Town Longmont and the surrounding historic districts contain homes from the late 1800s through the early 1900s, which are among the most likely to contain asbestos in pipe insulation, floor tile adhesive, and roofing 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 Harvest Junction corridor and South Longmont have commercial pads and older foundations that require concrete demolition before redevelopment. Concrete demolition is one of our core services, and we work on both residential foundations and commercial pads throughout Longmont.

Boulder County requires a building permit for demolishing any primary structure, and the permit application must include asbestos documentation from a CDPHE-certified inspector. Properties within Longmont city limits go through the City of Longmont's building department rather than Boulder County directly. We confirm the correct jurisdiction based on the property address and manage the full permit process.