How is demolition priced?

The crew walks the job and quotes on site. Price depends on structure size, materials, access and haul volume, and the firm number is given before work starts and does not change unless the scope does. Demolition starts at $650, and mobile home teardowns start at $8,000.

Do I need a permit for demolition?

Permits are the property owner's responsibility. The company says most residential shed, deck and fence removals do not require a permit in North Carolina, while interior gut work and structural demolition often do. Check with the local building department before scheduling.

What will you not take or tear down?

The company cannot haul wet paint, car batteries, motor oil, propane tanks, chemicals, asbestos or medical waste. Dried paint and standard household batteries are fine. It does not handle load-bearing wall removal, full foundation demolition or asbestos abatement.

How quickly can a crew get there?

For junk removal, calling before 3pm Monday to Saturday usually gets a truck out the same day. Larger commercial or mobile home projects typically need two to three days of lead time for a site assessment, and mobile home teardowns may run across one to two days.

Demolition

Junk Drs

Junk Doctors is a locally owned North Carolina junk removal and demolition company covering the Raleigh, Charlotte and Greensboro markets. Its demolition arm tears down structures from a single shed up to a full mobile home, with the same crew doing the demo and the haul-away, so no separate hauler or dumpster is booked.

Jobs are quoted on site. For junk removal, the crew assesses the load and prices by volume, weight and labor against a truck marked in 13 increments; for demolition, price depends on structure size, materials, access and haul volume. The customer approves a firm number before work starts and pays after the job. Same-day windows are usually available Monday to Saturday for calls before 3pm, most jobs finish in one visit, and larger teardowns such as mobile homes run one to two days and typically need two to three days of lead time for a site assessment.

Pricing is published. Junk removal starts at a $135 minimum for one or two small items, runs about $298 for a small load, $488 for a half truck, $608 for three-quarters and $738 for a full truckload, with the same prices statewide. Demolition starts at $650, with most small structures running $650 to $1,500 all in, and mobile home demolition is a separate service with its own crew and equipment starting at $8,000.

The company was founded in 2011 and is still run by its two owners rather than as a franchise. It says it serves 47 cities across North Carolina, carries full liability coverage with proof available on request, and holds more than 3,080 Google reviews at a 4.9 average. It will not haul wet paint, car batteries, motor oil, propane tanks, chemicals, asbestos or medical waste, and does not do load-bearing wall removal, full foundation demolition or asbestos abatement. Locations are listed in Apex, Raleigh, Morrisville, Charlotte and Greensboro; note the site trades as Junk Doctors.

Best for

Park owners in the Raleigh, Charlotte, or Greensboro markets who need a single mobile home torn down and hauled by one crew, at a firm on-site price. Mobile home demolition starts at $8,000.

What they do

Mobile home demolition, single-wide and double-wide
Debris haul-off and site prep
Shed, garage, and outbuilding demolition
Deck, fence, and carport removal
Concrete removal
Interior gut and selective demolition
Full property, estate, and garage cleanouts
Appliance, furniture, and electronics removal
Construction debris removal
Hot tub and above-ground pool removal

Details

Attribute	Value
Founded	2011
How they charge	Junk removal from a $135 minimum to $738 per truckload; demolition from $650, and mobile home teardowns from $8,000.

What stands out

Junk removal is priced by truck volume: a $135 minimum, about $488 for a half load, and $738 for a full truckload.
Mobile home demolition starts at $8,000 and requires an on-site walkthrough; general demolition starts at $650.
Founded in 2011 and says it serves 47 cities across North Carolina.
Reports more than 3,080 Google reviews at a 4.9 average.
Same-day pickup is usually available Monday to Saturday for calls before 3pm.

Common questions

How is demolition priced?: The crew walks the job and quotes on site. Price depends on structure size, materials, access and haul volume, and the firm number is given before work starts and does not change unless the scope does. Demolition starts at $650, and mobile home teardowns start at $8,000.
Do I need a permit for demolition?: Permits are the property owner's responsibility. The company says most residential shed, deck and fence removals do not require a permit in North Carolina, while interior gut work and structural demolition often do. Check with the local building department before scheduling.
What will you not take or tear down?: The company cannot haul wet paint, car batteries, motor oil, propane tanks, chemicals, asbestos or medical waste. Dried paint and standard household batteries are fine. It does not handle load-bearing wall removal, full foundation demolition or asbestos abatement.
How quickly can a crew get there?: For junk removal, calling before 3pm Monday to Saturday usually gets a truck out the same day. Larger commercial or mobile home projects typically need two to three days of lead time for a site assessment, and mobile home teardowns may run across one to two days.