Houston's booming commercial real estate market means constant tenant improvements. We execute controlled interior demolitions in occupied buildings with minimal business disruption.
Our teams are OSHA 30 certified for high-rise work and sensitive environments like medical facilities. We partition work areas with negative air pressure systems when needed.
From River Oaks boutiques to Downtown office towers, we remove everything from drop ceilings to concrete floors while preserving structural elements. All debris is containerized and removed nightly to maintain clean worksites.
Specializing in: Retail tenant improvements, restaurant remodels, office space reconfigurations, and medical facility upgrades.
Our teams are OSHA 30 certified for high-rise work and sensitive environments like medical facilities. We partition work areas with negative air pressure systems when needed.
From River Oaks boutiques to Downtown office towers, we remove everything from drop ceilings to concrete floors while preserving structural elements. All debris is containerized and removed nightly to maintain clean worksites.
Specializing in: Retail tenant improvements, restaurant remodels, office space reconfigurations, and medical facility upgrades.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Hazardous material survey
- 02 Step 2: Dust containment setup
- 03 Step 3: Systematic deconstruction
- 04 Step 4: Daily debris removal
Benefits
- Work around business hours
- Preserve building infrastructure
- Salvage valuable fixtures
- Meet tight turnaround times
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you work nights/weekends?
Absolutely. We regularly schedule after-hours work for retail and restaurant clients to avoid customer disruption.
How do you handle flooring removal?
We use concrete scanners to identify conduit before grinding. Epoxy and tile are removed with HEPA-filtered equipment to contain silica dust.
What about historical buildings?
In protected structures like Downtown's Esperson Building, we document all work and preserve architectural elements per Houston Archaeological Society guidelines.