Demolition & Site Work · Houston, TX
DemolitionDemolition, done with control.
From a single detached garage to a full commercial gut, Bolt brings the machines, the crew and the haul-off — and leaves you with a clean, buildable pad.
DMDemolition services
Choose your project.
Residential, commercial, interior, pool, concrete and structure removal.
Residential Demolition
Teardowns for rebuilds, fire- and storm-damaged homes, and lots being prepared for sale — with the debris hauled and the pad left clean.
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Commercial Demolition
Storefronts, restaurants, patios, offices and light industrial buildings — demolished, separated and hauled with minimal disruption to neighbors, tenants and traffic.
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Interior & Selective Demolition
Remove exactly what needs to go — kitchens, baths, walls, ceilings, flooring or a full commercial gut — while protecting the structure and finishes that stay.
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Pool Demolition & Removal
Aging, leaking or simply unused — we break out the pool, haul or bury the shell per your plan, backfill with clean fill and compact it so the space is usable again.
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Concrete Demolition & Removal
Slabs, driveways, patios, sidewalks and foundations broken out, loaded and hauled — with the area graded and ready for the next pour or planting.
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Garage, Shed & Structure Removal
Detached garages, sheds, carports, barns, decks, fences and mobile homes removed and hauled away, slab included if you want it gone.
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Demolition by Bolt
FAQ
Demolition questions
Do I need a permit to demolish a house in Houston?
Yes — most full demolitions inside Houston city limits require a demolition permit, and utility disconnections must be confirmed before work begins. We'll walk you through what's required for your address during the estimate.
Can you work around active businesses or tenants?
Yes. We schedule noisy work around operating hours when needed, keep access routes clear, and contain debris so neighboring tenants and customers aren't affected.
What's the difference between interior and selective demolition?
Interior demolition usually means gutting a space; selective demolition means removing specific elements — a wall, a kitchen, a ceiling — while keeping everything else intact. We do both.
What's the difference between partial and full pool removal?
Partial removal breaks out the top of the shell and fills the rest in place — faster and more affordable. Full removal takes out the entire shell, which is usually preferred if you plan to build on that area. We'll explain both options for your property.
How thick of concrete can you remove?
We handle typical residential flatwork through heavier commercial slabs and footings. Thickness and reinforcement affect equipment and time, which we'll assess during the walkthrough.
Can you remove the junk inside the shed too?
Yes — clean-out and demolition are handled by the same crew, on the same visit when possible.
Free on-site estimates
Tell us about the job.
We'll handle the rest.
Send a few details and photos. We'll call to talk it through and schedule a walkthrough if the project needs one. No online pricing games — just a real estimate from a real crew.