Dustless Demolition | Asbestos Abatement, Mold & Hazmat Removal
Commercial demolition doesn’t always happen inside an empty building. Employees may still be working, customers may be coming through the doors, and other areas of the property may need to stay open throughout the renovation.
Dustless Demolition offers commercial demolition services in Kelowna, the Okanagan, and nearby areas. We help contractors, business owners, property managers, and restoration companies with tenant improvements, interior demolition, selective debris removals, and renovation projects.
A major part of our work is building professional containments. These help keep dust and debris away from occupied areas. We also have extensive experience hoarding off workspaces so businesses can continue operating while renovations are underway.
Commercial demolition is often needed when a space is being renovated, repaired, or prepared for a new tenant. In many cases, the building itself is staying. Only certain walls, finishes, fixtures, or interior materials need to be removed.
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Sometimes, commercial buildings have hidden issues behind walls, above ceilings, or under old floors. Asbestos, lead, and mold should be checked for before demolition, especially in older buildings. If we find any hazardous materials, Dustless Demolition can take care of their removal as well.
Renovations can be challenging when a business needs to remain open. Dust, debris, noise, and foot traffic all need to be considered before work begins.
Our team builds professional containments and temporary hoarding around the workspace to separate demolition from the rest of the property. This helps limit the spread of dust, protect customers and employees, and reduce interference with day-to-day operations.
Every building is different, so we look at entrances, shared hallways, ventilation, neighbouring units, and the parts of the property that must remain accessible. From there, we create a plan that fits the space and supports the work we’re completing.
We start by looking at what needs to come out and what needs to stay. We also review access, occupied areas, nearby businesses, the project timeline, and any signs that hazardous materials may be present.
Before we start demolition, we section off the workspace and set up the right barriers for the job. This can include temporary walls, plastic sheets, sealed barriers, dust-control tools, and negative air machines.
Our team removes the materials included in the project scope. That might mean taking out drywall, ceilings, flooring, cabinets, fixtures, or millwork. We work carefully around anything that needs to remain.
Once the removal is finished, we contain the debris and clear it from the building. We then clean the work area so the next trade can get started without having to finish our job first.
Commercial demolition can affect everything happening around it. We plan the work carefully so the renovation can move forward without creating unnecessary problems for the business or the trades coming in next.
We build containments suited to the space and scope of work. They help keep demolition dust and debris from spreading into customer areas, offices, neighbouring units, and other parts of the building.
We have extensive experience hoarding off renovation areas inside active businesses. When possible, this allows employees to keep working and customers to continue using unaffected parts of the property.
If asbestos, lead, or mold is found, our team can handle the removal. You won’t be left trying to coordinate another company in the middle of the demolition.
We remove the debris and clean the work area so it’s ready for the next phase. That makes it easier for the project to stay organized and on schedule.
The cost depends on the size of the space, what needs to be removed, site access, containment requirements, debris disposal, and whether hazardous materials are present. We’ll look at the property and provide an estimate based on the actual scope of work.
Selective demolition means removing specific parts of a building while leaving the rest in place. It’s often used for office updates, tenant improvements, restaurant remodels, and other projects where much of the existing space will remain.
Unaffected parts of the business may be able to remain open, depending on the layout and scope of work. We can build professional containments and hoard off the work area to help manage dust, debris, and access. We’ll review the space first and explain what will be required.
Planning a tenant improvement, commercial renovation, or property update? Dustless Demolition can build the containment, remove the old materials, and leave the space ready for what comes next