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Start with what needs to go.
Four starting points for your project. Choose the work you need, then explore the scope, the important details and the next step.
Interior demolition
Make room for a renovation. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and interior finishes.
Residential demolition
Plan the removal of a house, garage, shed or addition around the property and what stays.
Commercial strip-out
Prepare offices, retail units and commercial interiors for their next use.
Junk & debris removal
Clear unwanted contents and renovation debris, with access and disposal considered.
Interior demolition
Choose the interior demolition scope
Kitchen demolition
Kitchen demolition in Toronto and North York. Plan cabinet, counter and finish removal around retained surfaces, utility connections and the next installation.
Bathroom demolition
Bathroom demolition in Toronto and North York. Discuss fixtures, tile, wall finishes and the depth of removal before planning the new bathroom.
Basement demolition
Basement demolition in Toronto and North York. Define finish, partition, ceiling and flooring removal while retaining the structure and services you still need.
Condo interior demolition
Condo interior demolition in Toronto and North York. Align room removals with building approvals, shared services, elevator access and retained finishes.
Flooring removal
Flooring removal in Toronto and North York. Discuss tile, wood and other finish layers, retained substrates, access and the condition needed for the next floor.
Wall & ceiling removal
Wall and ceiling removal in Toronto and North York. Define drywall, plaster and partition scope while identifying structure, services and adjoining finishes.
Residential demolition
Choose the residential demolition scope
House demolition
House demolition enquiries in Toronto and North York. Define the structure, approvals, service disconnections, retained features and final site condition.
Garage & shed demolition
Garage and shed demolition in Toronto and North York. Discuss detached structures, access, slabs, utilities and the neighbouring property before removal.
Addition demolition
Addition demolition enquiries in Toronto and North York. Define the connection to the retained building, service responsibilities and temporary protection needs.
Commercial strip-out
Choose the commercial strip-out scope
Office strip-out
Office strip-out enquiries in Toronto and North York. Define partitions, ceilings, flooring and fittings while protecting retained base-building systems.
Retail strip-out
Retail strip-out in Toronto and North York. Review tenant fixtures, flooring, ceilings, storefront boundaries and the landlord’s handover requirements.
Restaurant strip-out
Restaurant strip-out enquiries in Toronto and North York. Define kitchen finishes, counters and equipment removal around gas, plumbing and building systems.
Junk & debris removal
Choose the junk & debris removal scope
Renovation debris removal
Renovation debris removal in Toronto and North York. Describe drywall, tile, cabinets, lumber and access so an appropriate hauling scope can be assessed.
Property clear-outs
Property clear-outs in Toronto and North York. Plan unwanted contents removal from garages, basements and rental spaces with clear ownership and access instructions.
Tell us about the job in your own words.
A project can involve more than one type of removal. Start with the property, what you are retaining and the space you want to create.
Discuss your project ↗Close to the work
Across the GTA.
Across the region.
From a room renovation to a commercial strip-out, start with a team that understands the scope you need. Clearpath serves Toronto, the GTA and surrounding Southern Ontario communities.
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Get the scope clear.
How to read a demolition scope of work
A useful demolition scope makes the removal limits, retained items, responsibilities and handover condition explicit. Read those details before comparing estimates.
Read the guideDemolition paperwork: what to organise before work
Keep the job scope, contractor identity, applicable approvals and relevant site reports together. Confirm who is responsible for each item before the work begins.
Read the guideYour next step
Every next chapter starts with a clear space.
Tell us about the property, the removal and what comes next. We can start with the scope.