Florida Demolition Permit Guide
Applications, utility disconnects, asbestos notices, inspections and closing out the permit.
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Straight answers on tearing things down in South Florida: permits, costs, asbestos, tight lots, storm damage and how to hire the right contractor. New articles are added regularly.
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Applications, utility disconnects, asbestos notices, inspections and closing out the permit.
Read articleHow to check a contractor's license, insurance, permits and proposal before any work begins.
Read articleExcavators, breakers, concrete processors, high-reach rigs and trucks: what each machine does and how equipment changes the price.
Read articleWhat happens to each part of a demolished house, what's worth salvaging first and why disposal tickets matter.
Read articleThe difference between an interior gut, selective demolition and a full teardown, what each one costs you in permits and time, and how to tell which one your project needs.
Read articleStaying in your house while part of it is torn out: what's safe, what isn't, dust, utilities, asbestos and lead paint, kids and pets, and how to set the job up so you can stay.
Read articleHow demolition can affect neighboring houses, how a careful contractor prevents it, the before photos that settle arguments, and what happens if something does get damaged.
Read articleTearing out a kitchen or bathroom in South Florida: shutting off water and power safely, protecting plumbing you're keeping, tile and mastic, what's usually behind the walls, and how long it takes.
Read articleRemoving a concrete driveway, patio, pool deck or pavers in South Florida: permits for the apron in the swale, thickness and rebar, drainage, what happens to the concrete and what changes the price.
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