Demolition FAQ – Miami Home & Commercial Projects
Below are answers to common questions about demolition services in Miami , including pricing, planning timelines, and permits. For an exact quote, contact Dade Wrecking Contractors directly.
How much does a typical demolition cost?
Demolition costs vary based on structure size, materials, debris removal, and permits.
For a deeper breakdown, see our guide: How much does it cost to demolish a house in Miami.
What are the three types of demolition?
The three main types are mechanical demolition, selective (partial or interior) demolition,
and deconstruction for material salvage.
Can you demo your own house in Florida?
Homeowners may act as their own contractor in some cases, but permits, inspections,
and hazardous material rules still apply. Most owners hire licensed professionals
to avoid compliance issues.
Is it cheaper to demo or remodel?
Remodels can cost less for light updates, but extensive repairs and code upgrades
often make demolition and rebuild the more cost-effective option.
How far in advance do you plan demolition?
Planning typically starts 2–6 weeks in advance depending on permits, utility disconnects,
and project scope. Early planning helps avoid delays.
How We Price Demolition Projects
Every project is unique. At Dade Wrecking Contractors , we evaluate structure type, access, debris volume, and local requirements to provide accurate demolition estimates.
- Step 1: Review property details and photos
- Step 2: Evaluate permits and site access
- Step 3: Provide a clear, itemized quote
Demolition Services We Offer
- Residential home demolition
- Commercial building demolition
- Selective and interior demolition
- Concrete removal and site clearing
Learn more about our full scope of work on our demolition services page.