Demolition Safety

Learn the step-by-step process of demolition so you can navigate the intricacies of demolition project planning. Whether you're demolishing an entire building or a single wall, be prepared with our guide.

Most people want their house to look its best without paying too much, which is why so many try doing home projects themselves. Learn the risks of DIY demolition and remodeling, the factors to take into consideration, and how to find a contractor to do the work properly.

Learn our biggest tips for handling interior demolition yourself and when and why we recommend hiring a professional.

Learn the steps to follow before beginning a demolition project to ensure your project goes smoothly and safely.

Find out everything you need to know about the bathroom renovation process, including average costs, popular design trends, when to DIY, and more.

Our guide to asbestos will cover the safest ways to remove asbestos and how to hire the right contractor for the job.

Learn about applying for a demolition permit to make sure your work will meet your community's standards as defined in your city’s code.

Learn about how to prepare for a demolition or renovation project by determining a budget and reading about the potentially harmful materials on your project site.

Get interior walls torn down safely. Learn how wall demolition is done and how to find a qualified professional to handle it at a fair price with Hometown.

Find out everything you need to know about kitchen remodeling, including average costs, how the process works, when to DIY, and how to hire the right professional for the job.

This guide will explain how to turn off the water to your home and how to cap the water line. This is something you will have to do before beginning any demolition or construction project.

Learn how to properly turn off the gas to your home and cap the gas line for your safety before beginning any demolition or construction project.

Be prepared for your impending demolition project with the help of our 7 useful tips and learn how to stay safe if you decide to do the work yourself.

Contractors should have two types of insurance: liability insurance and workers' compensation. Learn how these types of insurance differ and how each type covers different scenarios.

If you have an oil tank on your property, you could be at risk of an oil tank leak. Make sure you're protected and keep an eye out for these disaster signs!