Full Home Demolition
Complete removal of houses and attached structures with debris hauling and a clearly defined final site condition.
Licensed Florida GC · CGC1541479
Residential Demolition in South Florida
Full and partial home demolition planned around safety, permits, neighboring properties and the condition your site needs for its next chapter.
Licensed Florida GC
CGC1541479
Demolition experience
Projects since 2007
South Florida coverage
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
A controlled start to finish
Licensed oversight for every phase
Every residential property brings different access, utility, structural and neighborhood conditions. Rosemont builds the plan around the actual site, protects what is staying and keeps the owner informed from the first walkthrough through final cleanup.
Partial Demolition
Controlled removal of additions, garages, damaged areas or selected structural sections while protecting what remains.
Interior Gut-Outs
Removal of finishes, cabinets, partitions and interior systems to prepare a home for renovation or rebuilding.
Storm & Fire Damage
Careful demolition of unsafe residential areas after fire, flooding, wind or other property damage.
Debris Removal
Organized loading, hauling and lawful disposal so the property is cleared for the next phase.
Site Preparation
Foundation and slab removal, rough grading and practical material separation when the scope calls for it.
Our process
From scope to clean site
Property walkthrough
We inspect the structure, access, adjacent improvements and the result you need after demolition.
Scope and permit planning
The proposal defines removals, protections, hauling, utilities, permits and site completion.
Utility and site coordination
Required disconnects and site controls are confirmed before equipment and crews begin work.
Demolition and closeout
The structure is removed in a controlled sequence, debris is hauled and the agreed site condition is completed.
Project planning
Protect the property around the work
Neighbors and occupied areas
Dust, noise, access and work sequencing matter when homes and residents are close to the project.
What stays
Trees, driveways, walls, pools and adjoining structures to remain should be identified before demolition starts.
What comes next
The demolition plan should support the new construction, landscape or sale condition planned for the lot.
- A verifiable Florida general contractor license
- One scope for demolition, hauling and site completion
- Coordination with local permit and inspection requirements
- Experience with demolition projects since 2007
Answers before work begins
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle permits for residential demolition?
We identify the permitting authority and coordinate the demolition permit process as part of the project scope. Requirements can vary by municipality and property conditions.
Can you demolish only part of a house?
Yes. Selective demolition can remove an addition, garage, interior area or other defined portion while protecting the structure and finishes that remain.
What happens to demolition debris?
Our scope can include loading, hauling and lawful disposal, with material separation when practical. The final site condition is defined before work begins.
How long does a home demolition take?
The field work for many homes is completed in days, but the full schedule depends on permits, utility disconnects, access, structure size and required site restoration.
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Start with a clear scope
Tell us what needs to come down.
We’ll review the property, access, schedule and desired final condition before pricing the work.