House & Building Demolition Services.

Building demolition typically requires a demolition permit issued by the local building authority. The application must include: property ownership documents, cadastral map, demolition project prepared by an authorized person, statements from relevant bodies (gas, water, electricity companies), and in some cases a structural assessment. The permit process usually takes 30–60 days. Our company can help with preparing the necessary documentation and communication with authorities.

The demolition cost depends on several factors: size and type of building, construction materials used, accessibility and location, need for special procedures (e.g. for historic buildings), amount and type of waste, and other specific requirements. For smaller structures like garages, prices range from €2,000 to €5,000. Family houses typically cost €5,000 to €15,000, while larger commercial buildings may exceed €20,000. The price includes waste removal and disposal. For an accurate estimate, we recommend using our free site inspection and consultation.

The time needed to demolish a typical family house (approximately 100–150 m²) is 2 to 5 days, depending on the construction materials, access conditions, and need for special procedures. The process includes several phases: preparation (disconnecting utilities, securing the site, removing hazardous materials), main demolition, material sorting, and subsequent waste removal and disposal. For more complex projects or larger buildings, the whole process may take 1–2 weeks. Planning must also account for the time to obtain permits (30–60 days) and disconnection from utilities.

Yes, we also perform selective demolition of building sections, not just complete demolition. We can professionally remove extensions, terraces, garages, outbuildings, or just internal non-load-bearing partitions while preserving the main structure. This type of selective demolition is ideal for renovations where you need to change the layout, remove problematic parts, or prepare the building for an extension. We always work according to a detailed plan and, where necessary, collaborate with a structural engineer to ensure the safety and stability of the retained parts.

For demolitions in densely populated areas, we follow strict safety and environmental procedures. We first prepare a detailed demolition plan accounting for the proximity of other buildings and public spaces. Before work begins, we inform neighbors and local authorities of the schedule and scope. We thoroughly secure the site with protective barriers and signage. We use dust-reduction techniques (water spraying) and noise barriers, and limit noisy work to permitted hours. We use appropriate machinery that minimizes vibrations that could damage surrounding structures, and remove debris continuously to avoid accumulation on site.