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What is required to demolish a building in Boston?

In order to demolish a building or structure in the city of Boston, you must first apply for and obtain a demolition permit.

The type of permit required for a building demolition is called a short form permit. You can apply for this permit online or by visiting:

The City of Boston's Building Division
Building Division, Counter 1
1010 Mass Ave
Boston, MA 02118

What information will I need for my permit application?

The City of Boston requires the following information in order to be approved for a building permit:

  1. Proof that you have obtained approval from the Landmarks Commission if the property is historic, or near a structure or property that is of historic significance
  2. Department of Environmental Protection approval for all hazardous materials
  3. Proof that you have had a licensed exterminator survey the property
  4. A shut-off notice showing that all underground utilities have been or will be disconnected prior to the demolition taking place
  5. Proof that you have obtained a fire department permit
  6. A signed agreement stating that you will comply with the state building and zoning codes

How much does demolition cost?

While demolition costs vary for a number of reasons—like project type, project size, where you live, and more—knowing the average cost of your specific type of project will help you know what a good deal looks like.

  • House Demolition: $4,000-$14,000
  • Barn Demolition: $1,200-$15,000
  • Interior Demolition: $500-$12,000
  • Mobile Home Demolition: $2,600-$6,550
  • Inground Pool Removal: $3,500-$7,000
  • Above Ground Pool Removal: $2,000-$3,000
  • Oil Tank Removal: $1,300-$3,000

Keep reading: Demolition 101: A Beginner’s Guide