Demolition contractor in Loveland, CO

Yes. Colorado law requires an asbestos inspection before demolition of any structure, regardless of age. Larimer County also requires a Demolition Inspection Permit from the Colorado State Health Department as part of the permit process. We handle both the testing coordination and the permit application so you do not have to manage those steps separately.

Larimer County requires a miscellaneous building permit for demolishing a primary structure, plus a Demolition Inspection Permit from the Colorado State Health Department to verify asbestos status. If the property is in or near a floodplain, additional coordination with County Engineering and Planning is required before permits are issued. We manage this process for every project.

Yes. Concrete demolition is one of our core services, and we work on both residential foundations and commercial pads throughout Loveland, including the Southeast Loveland and Centerra corridor. We assess site access, utility disconnection requirements, and debris removal as part of the project scope.

Yes. Older homes in Downtown Loveland and West Loveland frequently contain materials from the postwar construction era, including asbestos-containing floor tiles, duct insulation, and pipe wrap. We test for asbestos, handle removal if needed, and then proceed with complete site demolition once the site is cleared for work.