General contractors & house flippers
Selective demolition that respects the build-back.
For general contractors and house flippers, demolition is one phase in a larger renovation. New Mecca provides interior and selective removal with attention to agreed limits, access, protection and a clear handoff to the next trade.
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Define the removal line
Selective work depends on precision in the scope. Identify rooms, surfaces, fixtures, framing or concrete to remove—and what must remain intact. Walk-throughs, drawings and marked-up photos can help establish the boundary before mobilization.
- Interior strip-outs and finish removal
- Targeted wall, ceiling and floor removal
- Demolition support during remodels and property improvements
02
Coordinate before the crew arrives
Share site access, occupied-space constraints, debris routes, protection requirements and the schedule window. For work around active trades, confirm who controls utilities, temporary protection and approvals before the demolition phase begins.
- Coordinate sequencing with the general contractor
- Plan material movement and disposal expectations
- Confirm completion criteria for the next trade
03
For general contractors and house flippers
Share plans, marked-up photos, access notes and the target schedule. New Mecca can review the removal scope with the build-back or property-improvement plan in view.
Start with the scope
What needs to come out?
Contractors can include plans, marked-up photos, target dates and the site contact in the estimate request.