Residential Demolition Services in Mississauga
Who We Are
Residential Demolition for Mississauga Homes
Day and Night Demolition handles residential demolition for homeowners, renovators, and contractors in Mississauga. Whether you’re gutting a kitchen, stripping a basement or opening up a wall, we plan the job first and then carry out the demolition carefully.
It’s your home, and most of it usually stays. So we agree on exactly what’s coming out before we start, and we work around the rooms that aren’t part of the job.
Planning a demolition at home? Let’s talk about what you need.
Kitchen Demolition
Getting ready to renovate your kitchen? We can remove the cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, fixtures and anything else listed in your scope. Before we start, we look at the surrounding rooms and the existing systems so the work stays tidy and under control. Whether you’re redoing the whole kitchen or just updating part of it, we’ll clear out what you’ve asked for and leave the space ready for your contractor.
Bathroom Demolition
Most bathroom renovations start with tearing out the old stuff. We can remove tile, flooring, vanities, tubs, showers and other items in the agreed scope. Bathrooms have plumbing and electrical running through them, so we plan carefully before anything comes down. If you’re updating a dated bathroom or starting a full renovation, we’ll handle the demolition and get the space ready for the next step.
Basement Demolition
Basement demolition can mean removing walls, flooring, ceilings, built-ins and other materials before the renovation starts. We look at the existing layout and building systems first, then plan the work around them. Maybe you’re redoing a finished basement, changing the layout or clearing the whole space. Either way, we clear the areas you’ve specified and stick to the agreed scope, so the basement is ready for construction.
Floor Demolition
Old flooring usually has to come out before new flooring goes in. We remove hardwood, laminate, vinyl, tile and other flooring included in your project. Different floors come up in different ways, and the surface underneath matters too, so we check both before we begin. It could be one room or a large part of the house. We’ll clear the old flooring so you’re ready for the next stage.
Wall Demolition
Taking out a wall can open up a space or change a layout completely. We remove the walls included in your agreed scope. Before any wall comes down, we need to know what’s inside it: wiring, plumbing, HVAC or structural support. Load-bearing walls may need extra assessment first. We follow the project plan and get the area ready for your renovation.
Ceiling Demolition
Special Residential Demolition Projects
Some jobs cross several rooms or mix different kinds of work, like a basement strip-out plus a kitchen gut, or a full interior teardown before an addition. If your project doesn’t fit one category, tell us what you’re planning. We’ll break it into clear areas, confirm what goes and what stays, and plan the order of work around your renovation.
Planning a residential demolition in Mississauga? Get in touch, tell us what you need and we’ll give you a free quote.
Planning a residential demolition in Mississauga? Get in touch, tell us what you need and we'll give you a free quote.
Why Choose Us
Why Homeowners Choose Day and Night Demolition
Demolition inside a home requires more than removing materials. The work needs to account for the rooms being renovated, the parts of the home that are staying, and how the space will be used after demolition.
Here’s how we approach residential projects:
Planning Around Your Home
We review the rooms, materials and areas included in the demolition before work begins.
Careful Interior Removal
We remove the materials and finishes included in your project while keeping the remaining areas in mind.
Protecting Areas That Stay
We take the surrounding rooms, surfaces and existing features into account while completing the demolition.
Straightforward Communication
Organized Project Scheduling
Cleanup is always included
Why Day & Night?
Why Builders & Homeowners Choose Us
Safety First
Clean Execution
Experienced Crews
Day & Night Service
Process
How a Residential Demolition Job Works
Tell Us About the Space
01
Check the Details
02
Demolish
03
Clear and Hand Off
04
When the work is done, we clear the area as agreed and leave it ready for your contractor.
Day and Night Demolition
Frequently asked questions About Residential Demolition
Planning a demolition at home brings up questions about cost, permits, safety and how much disruption to expect. Here are answers to what Mississauga homeowners ask most.
How much does kitchen, bathroom or basement demolition cost in Mississauga?
It depends on the size of the space, what’s being removed, how easy it is to get materials out of the house and how much debris there is. A gutted basement and a single bathroom are very different jobs. The best way to get a real number is to send us photos and details, or let us look at the space, and we’ll quote it.
Do I need a permit to remove a kitchen, basement finishes or interior walls?
Taking out finishes like cabinets, flooring or drywall often doesn’t need one. Removing a load-bearing wall or changing the structure usually does, and demolishing a whole dwelling unit generally requires a permit in Mississauga. Check with the City of Mississauga before work starts so you know what applies to your project.
How do I know if a wall is load-bearing?
Could my older home have asbestos or lead paint?
It’s possible. Homes built before the 1990s can contain asbestos in materials like old flooring, insulation or ceiling texture, and older paint may contain lead. If your house is older, get suspect materials tested before demolition starts. If something is found, it needs to be handled properly before the rest of the work goes ahead.
Do plumbing and electrical need to be disconnected first?
In most cases, yes. Water, gas and electrical lines in the work area should be shut off or capped by a licensed trade before demolition. We’ll go over what needs to happen and who handles each part when we review your scope.
How long does a basement demolition take?
It depends on how much is coming out and how the space is finished. Removing carpet and a few partition walls is much quicker than stripping walls, ceilings, flooring and built-ins from a fully finished basement. We’ll give you a realistic timeline once we’ve seen the space.
Do I need to move out during demolition?
Not always. A contained job like a bathroom can often happen while you stay in the house, though expect noise and dust. Larger jobs, especially ones that affect kitchens, bathrooms or water access, may be easier if you’re out for a few days. We’ll talk through it before we start.
What should I send for a residential demolition quote?
Your address, which rooms or areas are involved and a few photos. If you have renovation plans or drawings, send those too. The more we know about what’s staying and what’s going, the more accurate the quote.