1. Rapid Clean Up
Based in Hollister, CA, Rapid Clean Up works as a demolition company. The business has been operating for 9 years with a team of 4. Before a teardown, the contractor walks the site, looks at access for excavators and dumpsters, and discusses permits and utility disconnects. After demolition, the site is cleared of debris and roughly graded so the next phase, whether a new foundation, patio, or lawn, can start. On their profile, Rapid Clean Up lists structure type: house, mobile home, garage, shed or barn and concrete patio; project type: total demolition, partial demolition and strip out interior; location: residential and commercial. Rapid Clean Up is also listed for junk removal. Rotted decks, collapsing sheds, or an old detached garage that is no longer usable are common reasons homeowners call a demolition crew. Describe what is being removed, its size and building material, and send photos from several angles. Note whether debris hauling should be included. Size and material of the structure, plus debris volume, dumpster rental, and disposal fees, drive most demolition pricing. Concrete and masonry weigh more and cost more to haul. Customers in Hollister and nearby areas such as Gilroy, Aromas and San Martin can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Rapid Clean Up on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.