1. Pacific equipment
Based in Lancaster, CA, Pacific equipment works as a demolition contractor. A team of 10, the business has been operating for 11 years. 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, Pacific equipment lists structure type: house, mobile home, garage, shed or barn and pool; project type: total demolition, partial demolition, strip out interior and pool demolition; location: residential and commercial. Pacific equipment is also listed for junk removal. Clearing a lot for a new home in Lancaster, removing a pool deck, or breaking up an old cracked driveway are typical triggers for demolition work. For interior work, list which rooms and surfaces come out and what must be protected. Include the home's age and any known asbestos or lead testing. 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. Besides Lancaster, homeowners in Rosamond, Acton and Littlerock can reach out for demolition work. To get started, send Pacific equipment a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.