Tell us about the job
Palo Alto Demolition Quote Request
Fill in the form with what you know about the building and the job. Someone from our crew calls or emails you inside a day and sets up a time to walk the property.
Fill in the form here with the address and the scope. Expect to hear from us inside 24 hours.
What to Include in Your Palo Alto Demolition Request
The more we know, the better our first conversation goes. Give us the address, or at least the neighborhood, and tell us what is coming out, whether that is the whole house, a detached garage, a dated kitchen, a backyard pool, a parking lot or an office suite. Mention roughly when the house was built, whether it is an Eichler, and whether you have plans, a permit or a salvage survey yet.
Access helps too. Tell us about the driveway, side yards, steep slopes, big trees near the work and anything unusual, like a shared driveway or a lot on the creek. If you are in Los Altos Hills, let us know whether the property is on septic.
- Address or neighborhood
- What is being demolished and why
- Approximate age and type of building
- Plans, permit or survey status
- Access, trees and target schedule
What Happens After You Send Your Demolition Quote Request
Within 24 hours, someone from our office calls or writes back. Expect a handful of questions about the building, plus a request for photos or plans sent by reply if you have them. Then we pick a time to walk the property together.
After the walkthrough, we write up a scope and quote. For Palo Alto teardowns, it explains how the deconstruction process, salvage survey, asbestos survey, CPAU disconnects and permits fit together, and what part of the work each person handles.
Demolition FAQs
Demolition Quote Questions in Palo Alto
How soon does someone reply to my request?
Inside 24 hours, by phone or by email depending on what you put in the form.
Do I need plans or a permit before asking for a quote?
No. Many owners contact us early, before plans are finished, so they can budget for demolition and deconstruction. We can tell you what surveys and permits will be needed.
Can you look at the property before quoting?
Yes. We prefer to walk every job before giving a final number, because access, trees and building construction change the scope.