Selective and full demolition estimates
Demolition estimating for selective interior demolition and full building demolition. Removal quantities, labor, equipment, hauling and disposal.
Demolition pricing depends on what's coming out, how it's coming out and where it's going. We take off removals from demo plans and photos and price labor, equipment, hauling and disposal for each.
Selective demolition in occupied buildings includes protection, dust control and phasing so the estimate reflects real working conditions.
What we take off
- Interior partitions, ceilings and finishes
- Flooring removal and surface prep
- MEP removals and make-safe
- Concrete, masonry and slab removal
- Saw cutting and core drilling
- Full building demolition
- Hauling, dumpsters and disposal
- Protection and dust control
What you receive
- Excel estimate organized by CSI division
- Quantities with waste factors
- Unit material, labor and equipment costs
- Summary sheet with cost per square foot
- Colour-coded marked-up plans (PDF)
- Written assumptions, clarifications and exclusions
How to order a demolition estimating
Send your plans
Email PDF drawings and specs, or share a Dropbox, Google Drive or bid-portal link. Bid sets, schematic, design development, construction documents and conceptual drawings all work.
Get a fixed quote
We review the set and reply with a price, turnaround time and delivery date for your scope. You approve before any work starts.
NDA and 50% deposit
We sign an NDA so your plans stay private. Work starts on a 50% deposit by card through our secure online checkout. A W-9 is available on request.
Receive your estimate
You get quantities and material and labor pricing in Excel, organized by CSI division, plus marked-up plans. The remaining 50% is due on delivery.
Demolition Estimating: common questions
Can't find your answer? Call (850) 343-4090 or email info@premiumestimatings.com.
Do you include disposal costs?
Yes. Hauling and disposal are priced by volume or load based on the project area.
Can you estimate demolition from photos?
Yes, with assumptions clearly stated.