Demolition Contractor in Brampton

For a residential demolition, Brampton requires forms like the Residential Demolition Package, proof of ownership, and site plans. Non-residential or accessory structures may require additional documentation.

We handle the entire process for you: gathering, submitting, and making sure everything is approved by the city so you don’t have to worry about paperwork.

Yes! Zoning and planning rules can affect what you can do after demolition, especially if you plan to rebuild or change the property’s use.

Our team works with the city and reviews all zoning requirements before starting, making sure your project stays compliant from start to finish.

Once your demolition permit is approved, the City of Brampton may require inspections at several key stages of the project. This can include:

• Pre-demolition inspection: The inspector checks the site, verifies permits, and guarantees that any hazardous materials (like asbestos) are accounted for.
• During demolition: For larger or complex projects, inspectors may visit to check safety measures are being followed, equipment is being used properly, and debris isn’t posing a risk to neighbours or the environment.
• Post-demolition inspection: After the building is removed, the inspector makes sure the site has been cleared safely, any required grading or stabilization has been completed, and all work complies with Ontario Building Code and Brampton bylaws.

Our team handles all the scheduling, coordinates directly with city inspectors, and makes sure each inspection is passed without issues.

Absolutely! All debris from demolition is sorted on-site. Recyclable materials like metal, wood, and concrete are sent to appropriate recycling facilities. Hazardous materials, such as asbestos or chemicals, are handled safely following strict provincial and city regulations to make sure your demolition is obeying them.

No matter what, we keep your site clean and compliant so you don’t have to worry about the logistics before, during, or after demolition.

Yes. Dust, runoff, and airborne particles are all regulated in Brampton. We implement dust control measures, manage runoff, and follow protocols to protect air quality and the surrounding neighbourhood. Safety and environmental responsibility are always a top priority on our projects.

Yes, there are. Brampton’s Site Alteration By-law regulates any movement of fill, changes to land grades, or alterations to drainage patterns. If your demolition impacts the site in any of these ways, we guarantee all necessary approvals will be obtained and the property will be left properly graded and ready for the next phase.