How much does selective concrete demolition cost?

No price is published. The company says cost depends on the size and complexity of the area being removed, and it provides a free on-site quote to establish scope and price.

Can a structure built before 1994 be demolished?

Not straight away. The company says materials in structures built before 1994 contain asbestos, that an asbestos abatement company must handle the asbestos, and that all hazardous materials must be removed and permitting approved before it will tear the structure down.

Are permits required for demolition?

Generally yes. The company's rule of thumb is that if a permit was needed to build something, one is needed to remove it. It will help determine which permits apply and assist with the process.

Does the company take hazardous waste?

It handles small quantities of household hazardous waste. Hazardous liquids and solids are disposed of at the nearest hub and sent on to refineries.

Demolition

Eighty6 Demolition

Eighty6 Demolition is a demolition contractor working in the Grand Traverse area and across northern Michigan from Traverse City. It takes jobs from homeowners, contractors, businesses, and property managers, covering both interior and exterior demolition, from a single room to a whole structure.

Structure work includes mobile home demolition and the removal of sheds, garages, warehouses, and other small to medium buildings. Interior work includes kitchen and bathroom demolition, stud and drywall removal, carpet and flooring removal, office cubicle removal, and industrial interior gutting. The company also removes concrete and asphalt surfaces, foundations, and floors, either in sections or entirely, and does selective demolition where only part of a structure comes out and the rest has to be protected.

Cleanup is part of the work: demolition and construction debris, broken concrete and asphalt, household and business junk, furniture and appliances, and small quantities of household hazardous waste, which the company says go to the nearest hub and on to refineries. It recycles scrap metal and says it looks for materials that can be reused or repurposed. Concrete and asphalt capability comes from a sister paving company, Integrity Earth & Asphalt.

The company describes itself as locally owned, licensed, and insured, and gives free on-site quotes; it can be reached at (231) 492-0347 or sales@eighty6demo.com. Prices, license numbers, and a service radius are not published, and it does not perform asbestos abatement, so confirm abatement and permitting before scheduling an older structure.

Best for

Northern Michigan owners and park operators who need a mobile home, garage, shed, slab, or interior space taken out and the debris hauled away. It is not an asbestos abatement contractor, and coverage outside the Grand Traverse area is not stated.

What they do

Mobile home demolition
Residential and commercial structure demolition
Selective and interior demolition
Kitchen and bathroom demolition
Concrete and asphalt removal
Demolition debris and junk removal
Construction site cleanup
Scrap metal recycling

What stands out

Removes small to medium structures including sheds, garages, warehouses, and mobile homes, with free on-site quotes.
Concrete and asphalt removal is backed by a sister paving company, Integrity Earth & Asphalt.
Says it is licensed and insured, and takes small quantities of household hazardous waste to the nearest disposal hub.

Common questions

How much does selective concrete demolition cost?: No price is published. The company says cost depends on the size and complexity of the area being removed, and it provides a free on-site quote to establish scope and price.
Can a structure built before 1994 be demolished?: Not straight away. The company says materials in structures built before 1994 contain asbestos, that an asbestos abatement company must handle the asbestos, and that all hazardous materials must be removed and permitting approved before it will tear the structure down.
Are permits required for demolition?: Generally yes. The company's rule of thumb is that if a permit was needed to build something, one is needed to remove it. It will help determine which permits apply and assist with the process.
Does the company take hazardous waste?: It handles small quantities of household hazardous waste. Hazardous liquids and solids are disposed of at the nearest hub and sent on to refineries.