House Demolition Contractors in Iron County, UT

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John Orton Excavating Inc

Cedar City, UT

For over 40 years, John Orton Excavating Inc has become synonymous with quality workmanship in a broad range of demolition services, like house demo. Our family-owned operation serves businesses, homeowners, government agencies, and municipalities. more

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Precision Contractors

Cedar City, UT

Precision Contractors is a local company with deep roots to our community, and we pride ourselves on our one-on-one connection with of our clients. We provide a wide range of services, including large and house demolition! more

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Freedom Demolition & Handyman Services, LLC.

Cedar City, UT

If you're in need of safe and efficient garage or house demolition in Cedar City, UT or the surrounding communities, look no further than Freedom Demolition & Handyman Services, LLC. Request a quote today to get more details on your project. more

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JDog Junk Removal & Hauling St George

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Washington, UT

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling - St. George UT can tear down a variety of structures, including houses, clear and haul away your unwanted items, and responsibly donate, recycle, or dispose of it accordingly. more

House and Garage Demolition Tips for Iron County, UT

Project Tips for House & Garage Demolition

What steps should I take before demolishing my house?

If you're starting to think about demolishing your house, a crucial step in the process is disconnecting existing utility services. There are a variety of utilities and services that must be disconnected before demolition:

  • Electricity
  • Water
  • Sewage
  • Gas

BEWARE: Electricity and gas pose a particularly dangerous health risk if still active when demolition takes place. 

Surrounding supply sources can also be damaged if services have not been properly terminated. Neighboring homes can be at risk of losing services, and local power, gas, water, or drainage infrastructure can be affected, too.

Note: Most service termination requests need to be made in writing to the supply company two or more weeks prior to demolition. This will help ensure the company has enough time to terminate the service before demolition begins.