AAA Service Company | Demolition Contractor

Any Demolition Project is a service that safely plans, clears, and removes structures, debris, or sites, handling permits, permits, wrecking, waste disposal, and site cleaning to prepare spaces for new builds or redevelopment.

Bathroom Renovations is a service that upgrades or redesigns a bathroom, including planning, replacing fixtures, tiling, waterproofing, lighting, plumbing, and finishes to improve style, functionality, and value in your home.

Building Down is a service that guides property owners through remodeling and reconstruction projects to safely deconstruct or repurpose structures, focusing on planning, permits, waste reduction, and careful dismantling to minimize environmental impact and cost.

Building Interior Demolition is the careful removal of interior parts of a building—walls, floors, fixtures—while preserving the exterior and structural safety. It involves planning, debris removal, dust control, and waste disposal.

Center Demolition is the service of safely tearing down a building or structure at its center, removing core materials, clearing debris, and preparing the site for rebuilding or repurposing with proper permits and safety practices.

Clearing & grubbing is a construction prep service that clears unwanted vegetation, roots, and debris from a site, and grubs or loosens soil near the surface to create a clean, level foundation for future work.

Commercial Demolitions involves safely tearing down buildings and structures used for business purposes, preparing sites for new development, including planning, permits, debris removal, dust control, and site cleanup to meet safety and environmental standards.

Commercial Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures for business sites, clearing debris, recycling usable materials, and preparing the land for new construction while complying with safety and environmental rules.

Complete site demolition is the full removal of a building and nearby structures, clearing debris, and preparing the site for new construction. It involves assessments, permits, safely tearing down walls and foundations, and disposing of materials.

Concrete Crushing is a service that breaks down demolished concrete into smaller pieces using specialized machinery, so it can be recycled for new construction, road base, or landscaping, reducing waste and saving resources.

Concrete Slab is a flat, solid floor poured from concrete for buildings, driveways, or patios. It involves preparing and leveling the ground, placing forms and reinforcement, pouring the mix, and smoothing it to cure into a sturdy, even surface.

Concrete demolition is the process of safely breaking apart and removing concrete structures, like walls, slabs, or foundations, using machines or hand tools, then cleaning up debris and preparing the area for new construction or resurfacing.

Construction and Demolition is the process of building, repairing, or tearing down structures, including planning, site prep, removing debris, and disposing or recycling materials safely and efficiently.

Construction Fencing is the temporary barrier set around a work site to keep people safe and secure. It involves installing sturdy fences, gates, and warning signs to control access, protect the site, and separate workers from the public.

Debris Cleanup And Recycling is a service that collects waste and broken items, sorts recyclables, and safely disposes the rest, turning usable materials into new products while keeping sites clean and environmentally friendly.

Debris removal is cleaning up and hauling away trash, junk, and unwanted materials from a site. It includes sorting, loading, transporting, and disposing or recycling debris safely and efficiently after events, construction, or cleanup projects.

Demolished Property is a service that helps remove unsafe or unwanted buildings. It involves securing the area, obtaining permits, dismantling or imploding structures, disposing of debris, and restoring the site for safety or redevelopment.

Demolition Cleanup is the process of clearing debris from a demolished building site, including removing rubble, safely disposing of materials, and preparing the area for new construction or reuse.

A Demolition Permit is an official authorization to tear down a building or structure. It involves submitting plans, scheduling inspections, following safety rules, and ensuring waste disposal and site cleanup comply with local codes.

The Demolition permit service helps you obtain official permission to safely tear down a building or structure, review plans and safety requirements, submit documents, and track the permit process with local authorities.

Erosion Control is a service to prevent soil loss from wind or water. It involves planning, grading, and installing barriers like silt fences, mulch, and vegetation to protect land, streams, and foundations, and to stabilize steep areas during and after construction.

Excavator Demolish is a service where an excavator uses its hydraulic arm to tear down buildings, scoop debris, and haul away rubble, turning structures into manageable waste for cleanup and site preparation.

Exterior Demolition is the safe removal of building outer structures, like walls, facades, and roofs, while preserving surrounding areas. It involves planning, permits, debris containment, controlled cutting, dust control, and proper disposal of materials.

Fill Dirt is the material used to raise ground level or fill holes at a site. It involves delivering loose, compactable soil or dirt and spreading it to create a flat, stable base for construction, landscaping, or grading projects.

Final Inspection is a last-step quality check that ensures a product or project meets all requirements before is delivered. It involves reviewing work, testing functions, checking for defects, and ensuring safety and compliance before completion.

Free Estimate is a service that provides a no-cost evaluation of your project or repair needs, where a professional visits or reviews details to quote the required work, materials, and timelines, with no obligation to proceed.

General cleanup is a service that tidies up a space, removes clutter, sweeps and wipes surfaces, organizes items, and restores order to rooms or areas to look neat and presentable.

Hazardous Waste Cleanup is a service that safely identifies, contains, and removes dangerous chemicals and wastes from sites. It involves assessment, containment, proper disposal, and cleanup to protect people and the environment.

High reach demolition is a service that uses tall machinery to safely take down tall structures from the outside. It involves planned cutting, controlled dismantling, and dust and debris control while workers stay clear of the site.

Home Demolition is the process of safely taking down a house or building, removing walls, roofs, and foundations, usually with specialized equipment and permits, while protecting people, nearby structures, and the environment.

House Demolition is the process of safely tearing down a building, removing the structure, debris, and utilities, and preparing the site for new construction or returning land to a usable state.

Industrial Demolition is the safe tearing down of factories, plants, and large structures. It involves planning, securing the site, removing equipment, breaking down concrete and steel, and cleaning up debris to make way for redevelopment.

Industrial demolition is the careful tearing down of large facilities like factories or warehouses. It involves planning, hazardous material removal, equipment dismantling, controlled structural collapse, debris removal, and site cleaning to prepare the area for new use.

Interior demolition is the careful tearing down of non-structural inside parts of a building—like walls, ceilings, and fixtures—while leaving the exterior and structure intact, usually to clear space for remodeling, renovations, or repairs.

Interiors And Exteriors is a service that designs and improves the look and feel of indoor spaces and outdoor areas, including layout, materials, colors, lighting, and finishes to create cohesive, comfortable, and attractive environments.

Key Demolition is a service that safely removes old, unwanted structures or materials from a site. It involves planning, preparing the area, tearing down structures, sorting debris, and ensuring cleanup and compliance with safety rules and permits.

Kitchen Demolition is a service that safely dismantles and removes kitchen elements like cabinets, countertops, appliances, and walls. It includes planning, disconnecting utilities, debris removal, and preparing the space for renovation or remodeling.

Landscape site preparation is the work to ready a outdoor area for planting or construction, including clearing debris, grading soil, leveling and adding soil or mulch, and ensuring proper drainage and accessibility for the next steps.

Multi-story demolition is the controlled tearing down of tall buildings using careful planning, safety measures, and specialized equipment to remove structures floor by floor while protecting nearby areas and utilities.

New House is a service that guides you through buying or renting a new home, helping with finding properties, comparing options, arranging viewings, and handling paperwork to make moving easier and smoother.

Partial and selective demolition is removing specific parts of a building or structure while keeping the rest intact. It involves careful planning, safe cutting and removing targeted materials, waste sorting, dust control, and complying with regulations to minimize damage and disruption.

Pool Demolition is the safe removal of a swimming pool, including draining water, dismantling structure, removing debris, and restoring the site for future use, with attention to permits, waste disposal, and property protection.

Removing A Wall is a service that safely takes down a wall inside a building, often a non-load-bearing partition, and may involve planning, permits, studs, wiring, dust protection, and finishing to create an open, usable space.

Residential Demolition is the safe tearing down of houses or parts of a home, removing structures, debris, and preparing the site for new construction. It involves permits, planning, protecting surroundings, and proper disposal of materials.

Roll Off Dumpster is a large, open-top waste container delivered for projects like remodeling or cleanouts. It sits on-site for a set period, filled with trash and debris, then picked up and removed by the service provider.

Scrap metal handling is the process of collecting, sorting, transporting, and preparing discarded metal for recycling, including sorting by type, removing contaminants, smelting or shredding, and safely storing or shipping to recycling facilities.

Selective demolition is the careful removal of specific building parts or materials (like fixtures, cabinets, or non-structural elements) while the rest of the structure stays intact, often for recycling, renovation, or safety reasons.

Silt fencing is a temporary woven fabric barrier placed along construction sites to catch sediment from runoff, reduce erosion, and protect nearby water bodies. It involves installing anchored lines and fence fabric to channel water and trap soil.

Site Work is a service that covers on-site tasks like preparing foundations, grading, trenching, digging, and basic civil activities through skilled labor and equipment to ready a location for construction or repairs.

Structure Removal is a service that safely dismantles and removes buildings or parts of buildings. It involves planning, site preparation, controlled demolition, debris handling, and proper disposal or recycling of materials.

The Demolition Process is the safe, systematic tearing down of buildings or structures, including planning, securing permits, removing debris, and ensuring compliance with safety rules and environmental guidelines.

Total Demolition is a service that safely dismantles and removes buildings or structures, including planning, permits, site cleanup, and proper disposal of debris to clear the site for new construction or redevelopment.

Tree Protection is a service that safeguards trees during construction or development, ensuring root zones, trunks, and canopies are preserved. It involves planning, barriers, sensitive site practices, regular monitoring, and guidance to prevent damage to trees and soil.