Demolition Services in Centennial, Colorado

Full-Service Demolition in Centennial

Many Centennial projects are upscale remodels and large outdoor-structure removals, where clean work and protecting the surrounding property matter. We demo it, protect what stays, and haul it off without leaving a mess.

What We Demolish

Demolition Permits in Centennial

Centennial's Building Division, 303-754-3321, treats residential demolition as its own permit classification, with a 5 business day review once the plan review fee is paid, and licenses demolition contractors separately. One local rule to know: Centennial does not allow dumpsters on public residential streets, so the trailer and rolloffs stay in your driveway.

Everywhere in Colorado, the structure has to be inspected by a state certified asbestos inspector first, and CDPHE needs a demolition notification on file for ten working days before the teardown, even when no asbestos is found. Utilities get disconnected and documented before the city issues the permit. We prepare and coordinate the whole package and build the lead time into the proposal.

Rules and fees change. We confirm the current checklist with the city for your address when we scope the job. Full city by city rundown: demolition permits in the Denver metro.

Centennial Homes and What It Means for Demo

Centennial is 1970s through 1990s two stories and tri levels on large lots, Cherry Knolls, Willow Creek, Walnut Hills, Homestead, with the decks, patio covers, hot tubs, and pools that go with them. Deck and patio cover teardowns, pool fill ins, and basement remodel tear outs are the core of our Centennial work, with the occasional garage or outbuilding. Few homes here predate 1980, so asbestos is less common than in the older cities, but a positive floor tile result still shows up in the 1970s houses.

Serving Willow Creek, Foxridge, Walnut Hills, and the Streets at SouthGlenn, and the rest of Centennial. We demo it and haul it away in one job, insured and local.