Disaster
Cleanouts
When disaster strikes your property — fire, flood, storm, or mould — we're the crew that shows up fast, cuts what needs to be cut, and gets the site ready for restoration.
This Is Demolition Work.
Not Moving. Not Junk Removal.
A disaster cleanout is the structural demolition phase that happens after a flood, fire, or storm. We cut drywall at the water line, gut fire-damaged interiors, set up containment fencing and industrial dehumidifiers, and remove all compromised materials — so your contractor or restoration crew can come in and rebuild.
Disaster Strikes
Fire, flood, storm, or mould damages your property.
We Respond 24/7
We show up fast — same day for emergencies.
Site Ready to Rebuild
All damaged material removed, site clean and prepped.
What We Handle
Flood & Water Damage
- Cut drywall at the flood line — 2ft, 4ft, or full wall depending on damage
- Remove saturated insulation, flooring, and baseboards
- Set up containment fencing and negative air pressure
- Install industrial dehumidifiers and air movers
- Document all removed materials for insurance claims
Fire Damage Gut-Out
- Full interior teardown of charred and smoke-damaged materials
- Remove burnt drywall, framing, insulation, and flooring
- Structural assessment and selective demo as needed
- Site prep for rebuild — clean, clear, and ready
- Insurance documentation and photo evidence provided
Storm Damage
- Emergency debris removal from interior and exterior
- Structural teardown of compromised walls, ceilings, roofing
- Secure and stabilize the site after severe weather
- Fast response to prevent further water or structural damage
- Full documentation for insurance adjusters
Mould Remediation Demo
- Containment fencing and negative air pressure setup
- Remove all contaminated drywall, insulation, and materials
- Proper disposal of mould-affected materials
- Site prep for remediation crews to do their work
- Full documentation and material logs
We Work With
Your Insurance
We work directly with insurance adjusters and provide all necessary documentation — photos, material logs, and scope of work — to support your claim. We know what adjusters need and we make the process as smooth as possible.