Kitchen Demolition in the East Bay

Kitchen demolition across the East Bay. Cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, and walls removed cleanly with dust control and salvage — ready for your remodel crew.

Full Kitchen Gut-Out

Cabinets, counters, backsplash, sink, flooring, and non-structural walls removed to the studs.

Dust Containment

Zip-wall barriers and floor protection keep dust out of the rest of your home.

Appliance Disconnect

Gas and electrical appliance disconnects coordinated with licensed trades before removal.

Cabinet Salvage

Reusable cabinets and fixtures carefully removed and donated to local reuse centers.

Plumbing Protection

Supply lines capped and drains plugged so your home stays functional during the remodel.

Same-Week Scheduling

Most kitchen demos scheduled within days and completed in a single day.

Scope & Salvage

We confirm what's removed vs. kept, tag salvage items, and identify gas/electric/plumbing lines.

Containment

Dust barriers, floor protection, and appliance disconnects coordinated.

Gut-Out

Cabinets, counters, appliances, and flooring removed — plumbing and electrical protected.

Haul & Clean

Debris hauled and recycled. Salvage donated. Kitchen swept and ready for remodel.

How long does a kitchen demolition take?

A standard kitchen gut-out is completed in one day. Larger kitchens or those with extensive wall removal may take two days.

Do you disconnect the gas stove?

We coordinate gas and electrical disconnects with licensed trades before any appliance removal. We never disconnect gas lines ourselves.

Can you salvage my old cabinets?

Yes. If your cabinets are in reusable condition, we carefully remove and donate them to local Bay Area reuse centers like Urban Ore or Building REsources.

Will you remove the kitchen floor?

Yes. We remove tile, hardwood, laminate, or vinyl flooring down to the subfloor as part of the gut-out, or leave it if your remodel plan keeps it.