Barhoff Excavation
Barhoff Excavation is based in Pocatello, Idaho and strives to provide Southeast Idaho residents and businesses with high quality demolition work and excellent customer service.... more
Changing Seasons Landscape & Sprinklers
At Changing Seasons Landscape & Sprinklers, it is our company-wide goal to provide safe and reliable interior demolition, as well as excellent customer service. Our staff... more
Goodcrete INC.
Goodcrete INC. is a small, family-owned business providing excellent interior demolition services to Pocatello, Idaho and surrounding areas. We want to guide our customers through... more
Jag Enterprises
Jag Enterprises specializes in countless solutions for demolishing and removing structures and interior features, including kitchens and basements! Our team of experienced pros has the... more
K5 Construction LLC
At K5 Construction LLC, we offer experience and professionalism while delivering safe and cost-effective services quickly and efficiently. Our experienced and dynamic team is able... more
Longshot Concrete Pumping LLC
Our mission at Longshot Concrete Pumping LLC is to perform the highest quality interior demolition services in the area at fair and competitive prices. Our... more
SnapTight Products
SnapTight Products LLC is your go-to destination for high-efficiency, low-carbon footprint interior demolition solutions. As a veteran-owned demolition and construction company, we take pride in... more
Wiegman Concrete
Wiegman Concrete is a demolition contractor that specializes in interiors. We provide high-quality solutions for residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural uses. We want to protect... more
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Do I need a permit for my project?
Just like structural demolition, most cities require a permit for interior demolition projects.
Generally, the contractor you hire to do the work will gather any necessary permits for you, but don't assume that's the case. Be sure to discuss and confirm this with them before any work begins (preferably before hiring them).
Permits are usually acquired from your local Buildings Department and are essentially a means of acknowledging that you will perform the demo in accordance with local protocol.
If asbestos is present in the home, that typically requires an additional permit for the abatement and removal process. Our Homeowner's Guide to Asbestos explains everything you need to know.