Junk & Demolition Pros provides interior, selective, residential, and commercial demolition with a licensed and insured local crew. We complete the tear-out, coordinate the container when needed, and haul the debris through the same company.
We handle the approved tear-out, cleanup, and debris removal, with dumpster service available through the same company.
Demolition creates an immediate debris problem. With Junk & Demolition Pros, the tear-out, container, loading, and haul-away can be planned together before work starts.
We define what comes out, estimate the debris, and decide whether the job needs direct loading, a Dumpster Rental, or both. You do not have to complete the demolition and then find another company to clear the site.
For phased remodels, we can also coordinate debris removal around the next trade. One scope and one debris plan reduce handoffs and keep the work area moving toward the next phase.
For house demolition in Seattle, the first decision is not only what comes out. It is what must remain protected. We define both before the tear-out begins.
Our residential work includes kitchen and bathroom gut-outs, interior walls, flooring, drywall, cabinets, millwork, ceilings, stairs, windows, doors, decks, porches, fences, sheds, garages, and hot tubs within the approved scope.
Plan Access and Protection
We review the debris route, nearby finishes, and required floor coverings or containment before tear-out begins, especially around occupied or completed areas.
Account for Local Conditions
Older Ballard and Wallingford homes may need closer material review. Capitol Hill walk-ups may add stairs and longer carries to the debris route.
Remove Debris In-House
After the tear-out, we load and haul the approved debris so you do not need to coordinate a separate cleanup company.
Send photos of the work area, access route, and anything that must stay, or call (425) 320-5865 to discuss the scope.
Request a Demolition QuoteCommercial demolition in Seattle must account for the schedule, building access, active tenants, other trades, and the condition required for handoff.
We handle interior strip-outs, selective demolition for tenant improvement prep, flooring and drywall removal, walk-in cooler and freezer demolition, concrete and asphalt work, and post-demolition cleanup.
Plan Access and Scheduling
We review loading areas, freight elevators, shared corridors, gates, yard traffic, operating hours, and the route used to remove debris.
Define Scope and Handoff
The approved scope identifies what comes out, what stays, and how the area must be left for the GC or next trade.
Keep Debris Moving
When a container is needed, we coordinate demolition, dumpster service, loading, and haul-away around the site and trade schedule.
Remove selected drywall, ceilings, flooring, cabinets, millwork, stairs, windows, or doors before remodeling. The approved scope identifies exactly what comes out.
Remove specific materials while surrounding areas remain in place. This supports remodels, room reconfiguration, and tenant improvement prep without gutting the entire space.
Remove agreed finishes, fixtures, cabinets, flooring, and wall materials before rebuilding. Structural work and utility disconnections are identified separately during scoping.
Clear flooring, drywall, roofing materials, insulation, and other trade-specific components so the next contractor can begin with a defined, debris-free work area.
Break and remove slabs, ramps, patios, sidewalks, or asphalt. Access, thickness, reinforcement, equipment needs, and heavy-material hauling affect the plan.
Remove decks, porches, fences, sheds, detached garages, or other outbuildings. Size, materials, access, stability, and permit requirements are reviewed first.
Dismantle a hot tub that cannot be lifted out whole, then load and haul the shell, framing, and other approved components.
Target cabinets, counters, millwork, ceilings, stairs, windows, or doors when the room does not require a complete interior gut-out.
Remove approved cooler or freezer components during restaurant, retail, warehouse, or commercial reconfiguration. Confirm utility disconnections and refrigerant handling before work starts.
Load and remove demolition debris already on site, or coordinate cleanup after the tear-out so the area is ready for the next phase.
A tenant improvement project often begins by removing what the next contractor no longer needs. We handle selective demolition, strip-outs, flooring and drywall tear-out, commercial cleanout, and debris removal within the approved scope.
Our role is demolition and site preparation, not the build-out itself. We remove the agreed materials and leave the area in the defined handoff condition so the GC or next trade can continue.
For broader property support, see Commercial Property Services.
Commercial Property Services
Identify the rooms, structures, surfaces, or materials being removed and clearly mark everything that must stay.
Review site access, utility disconnections, permits, material surveys, and other requirements before setting the work schedule.
Plan containment, floor protection, the work zone, and the debris route around finished or occupied areas.
The crew removes only the materials included in the approved scope while working around the surrounding property.
We load the demolition debris and coordinate a roll-off container when the volume or project phases require one.
We clear the agreed materials and leave the work area in the handoff condition defined before demolition begins.
Demolition should begin with the scope, not a sledgehammer. Before scheduling, determine whether the work requires a permit, material survey, utility disconnection, or regulated handling.
Seattle generally requires a demolition permit to remove a building, although SDCI lists exceptions for some small accessory structures. Partial removal or interior soft demolition may fall under the related construction permit. Confirm the path and responsible party for the actual scope.
Washington L&I requires a good-faith asbestos inspection of materials that could be disturbed. Puget Sound Clean Air Agency survey and notification requirements depend on the structure and work. If asbestos is found, confirm regulated removal and disposal before demolition.
EPA lead-safe requirements may apply when contractors renovate or partially demolish pre-1978 homes and disturb painted surfaces. Identify the surfaces early and confirm the requirements and contractor responsibilities for the actual scope.
Selective demolition and deconstruction are not automatically the same. Standard demolition prioritizes safe, efficient removal, while deconstruction removes selected materials carefully enough for reuse.
If cabinets, lumber, doors, fixtures, or other components should be saved, identify them before approving the scope. We will confirm what can be removed intact and whether the project needs a different schedule or handling plan.
Demolition pricing depends on the approved scope and what it takes to complete the work safely and leave the agreed handoff condition.
Quote factors can include:
Material type and amount
Interior or exterior work
Concrete or other heavy debris
Stairs, elevators, and long carry routes
Equipment and truck access
Protection or containment requirements
Debris volume and hauling method
Required permits, surveys, or special handling
We explain the scope and price before approved work begins. Make sure the quote states what is removed, what cleanup is included, and who handles any permits or surveys.
Request a Demolition QuoteWhen comparing a demolition contractor in Seattle, WA, make sure each quote covers the same scope, debris plan, protection, and final handoff.
“Kitchen demolition” could mean cabinets and counters or a complete gut-out. Define every surface, fixture, and material included before comparing prices.
Confirm whether loading, haul-away, a dumpster, cleanup, and disposal are included or priced separately. Our quote identifies the services included.
Identify floors, walls, rooms, common areas, and exterior surfaces that remain. Ask how the work zone and debris route will be managed.
Do not assume permits or material surveys are included. Establish what is required, who handles it, and what must happen before demolition.
If another contractor follows, define how the area should be left. The quote should state what is removed, cleaned, and ready next.
Choose demolition for attached materials, Junk Removal for detached items that need crew loading, and a dumpster when you will load debris over time.
Our demolition services cover Seattle, the Eastside, and nearby communities. Share the property address so we can review access with the demolition scope.
Location matters when it changes how the crew or equipment reaches the work. Capitol Hill stairs can lengthen the debris route. Older Ballard and Wallingford homes may require closer material review. Downtown and South Lake Union properties may involve loading or freight-elevator rules, while SoDo and Georgetown sites may require planning around gates and active work zones.
These projects began with a defined boundary: remove the specified materials while protecting the structure, surfaces, and access areas that remained.
Seattle residential project, completed in one day.
Using a hydraulic breaker, we removed a 3- to 4-inch concrete deck, metal membrane pan, pipe railings, support posts, and base plates. Limited access required careful staging to protect the building, pavement, utilities, drainage, and nearby finishes. A rock box carried two yards of separated concrete and metal, and the area was left broom-clean.
Redmond commercial project, completed in two days.
We removed heavily bonded carpet while protecting the subfloor, walls, doors, trim, electrical connections, sprinklers, alarms, and fire exits. When standard methods were not enough, we used a controlled pull with the junk truck, then cleared the remaining fibers and adhesive. The work produced a 5.47-ton 20-yard load and a 2.84-ton truck load.
Seattle residential project, completed in two days.
Six deteriorated decks across three levels were unsafe to stand on. Using harnesses and fall-protection equipment, we removed the flooring, framing, supports, and railings and lowered debris from each level. We hauled 9.11 tons while protecting the exterior, windows, doors, gutters, walkways, and landscaping, then cleared loose and hazardous material.
So this was much more affordable than I imagined. I never had to speak to a human being and booked and paid online. Then the dumpster showed up and I threw my stuff in and then they hauled it away! 10/10 would book again!
Christa Charter
Redmond · 2 months ago
A great service. No hassles. Upfront about all extra costs..which were quite reasonable compared to other companies I looked at. I will use them again ! Thank you Junk Pros for being so professional 👏
Kristi Gohlke
Redmond · 2 months ago
It's a shame I didn't take any photos, but I highly recommend this company! I rented a 20-yard dumpster in early June and a 10-yard one in late June. For the first delivery, I spoke with the driver to adjust the placement exactly where I needed it. The second time, the 10-yard dumpster was delivered super early—it was already there when I woke up. I was initially worried it might block my parking spot, but to my pleasant surprise, they placed it in the exact same perfect spot as the first time! Their pricing is also highly competitive. I compared them with WM and another company starting with 'R', and Junk & Demolition Pros had by far the most transparent pricing. There were no ridiculous $400+ delivery fees, and they offered a great price that included up to 2 tons. The final bill was incredibly clear with a detailed breakdown—absolutely zero hidden fees. On top of that, their customer service is top-notch! They respond to text messages super fast and handle everything efficiently. This is a fantastic company, and I will definitely use them again in the future!
Fussa Kumamoto
Redmond · 4 months ago
Mike and his crew were great. They showed up on time and then picked up the dumpster after we had filled it even though we had scheduled it out for a longer time frame.
Al Duffy
Redmond · 6 months ago
Fast easy pickup. Was able to go on lunch break and be back within 30 minutes.
Austin Tieman
Issaquah · 2 years ago
Great service. Super easy to work with.
Cathy Aluia
Issaquah · 4 years ago
We used Junk Pros twice during our home renovation this summer. We first got a 40 yard dumpester and then later decided to get a 20 yard. From the beginning, Junk pros were extremely helpful with anaswering my questions and very responsive when we needed to extend our rental times. The process was so easy in the mist of a renovation! We definitely recommend them and will for sure use them again in the future!
Olivia A
Snohomish · 5 years ago
Excellent services with affordable price!
KIM NGUYEN
Snohomish · 5 years ago
Junk Pros & Demolition Pros provided the best service and were all we could ask for….accurate quote, and they were courteous and on time with the pick up and delivery of our dumpster. It was clean and easy to use and they explained the whole process from start to finish. We will be returning customers for sure!
Hannah Walker
Snohomish · 5 years ago
We ordered a 10 yard dumpster for a household project in Bellevue. Pick up and Drop off were smooth and hassle-free! Prices are absolutely fair. I am shocked at how easy it was to work with Junk Pros. Plus, they're local! We will use this company again in the future. Highly recommend! Thanks, Junk Pros!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Carlee Jordan
Snohomish · 5 years ago
Great experience. Ordering online was easy, I liked that you didn’t have to call for pricing or be charged per item. The dumpster arrived on time and picked up with no issue. From my online research the pricing was the most reasonable for the area. I will reuse this company if needed again!
Meghan Mulka
Snohomish · 5 years ago
For our kitchen remodel we needed to rent a debris container and since I hadn’t rented one before, I had to research it a bit. I called another place and they took over a week to communicate and then wanted to hassle us about the drop off location, taking a long time to respond or even let me know what was happening. I looked for other options, called Junk Pros and within MINUTES I had a container scheduled for the very next morning. Super easy, delivered right to our driveway and zero issues. If you need a debris container service, look no further! I wish I had called them in the first place.
Kris K
Snohomish · 5 years ago
Easy to work with and always responsive! Good process for having dumpsters delivered.
Jon Hong
Issaquah · 6 years ago
After a nightmare of a time with a water restoration company after flooding, I came across JunkPros almost by accident. I called them on a Monday - they were out within hours to not only give me a quote on the demolition work I needed done - but told me they could do the whole restoration job as well. They gave me the quote that night. WHAT!? I was super skeptical of a Junk company doing the whole job - but Atif, Mike & Hector who all came out were SO nice, helpful and responsive. And after trying to get a hold of other companies who wouldn't return my calls, or were saying it would be weeks just to get a quote...I decided to go with my gut and have them do it all. They were AMAZING. They started the work right away, and got it done faster than they expected. Any issues, questions, whatever I had - they responded courteously, and incredibly promptly. They went above & beyond to help me ensure I got the job done right and even helped with making sure I was getting the best prices from other services I needed (electricians, carpet, etc). They were also incredibly flexible with me changing my mind on certain aspects of the work I chose to do myself (painting), and even showed me how I could do some things myself to help me save some $$. If you need a job done and need reliable, responsive guys that won't charge you an arm & a leg - don't hesitate - CALL THESE GUYS!!
Andrea Grunberger Moore
Issaquah · 7 years ago
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Send the property address, photos of the work and access areas, what should stay, and your preferred timeline. We will review the demolition scope, site conditions, and debris plan before scheduling.
