Demolition services for non-structural tear-out, hauled away the same trip

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The tear-out jobs Dany's crew takes on

Rapid Haul does the tear-out part of a project: the part where something old has to come out, get broken down and leave the property. Every job ends with the debris loaded and hauled to disposal, so you are not left with a pile in the driveway.

Each type of job has its own page with the details. Here is the short list.

• Interior demolition: kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, drywall and condo interiors (room demo from $750)
• Deck removal, including dock decking and canal-side decks (from $550)
• Shed removal and detached garage tear-down (shed from $350)
• Fence removal and haul-away
• Concrete removal: patios, walkways and slabs, plus masonry debris
• Above-ground pools, pool decks and hot tubs

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What non-structural means on a Rapid Haul job

Dany keeps every demolition job to non-structural work. That means finishes, fixtures, flooring, cabinets, partition walls that hold nothing up, and outdoor builds like decks, sheds, fences and slabs. It does not mean taking out walls, beams or columns that carry the roof or the floor above. If a wall might be holding something up, it stays until your engineer or builder says otherwise, and that kind of removal is their job, not ours.

Permits are handled the same way. The general contractor or the property owner pulls any permit the job needs. Dany does not pull permits and does not act as the builder on your project. He shows up, tears out what is on the scope, and hauls it away.

Utilities come first. Electric, plumbing and gas lines in the work area have to be shut off and capped by your electrician, plumber or gas company before the crew starts. Roofing is haul-only: Rapid Haul hauls roofing debris your roofer leaves behind but does not strip roofs. Fences are removal only. Pools are above-ground pools and pool decks only, never in-ground pool demolition.

or call (754) 249-1015

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How the flat price is set

Text Dany a few photos of what needs to come out, or have him take a quick look. You get one flat, all-in price that covers labor, tear-out, loading, hauling and disposal. Starting prices from the booking page: shed from $350, deck from $550, room demo from $750. Everything else gets a flat price after a photo.

What moves the price is weight and access more than size alone. Tile and concrete are heavy. A second-floor condo with a long walk to the elevator takes longer than a ground-floor garage. Tight side yards slow down a shed or deck job. Dany prices all of that up front, so the number he gives you is the number you pay.

Jobs of $1,000 and over, which is most bigger demolition work, take a 50% deposit to hold the date. The balance is due when the job is done.

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Working in Broward and Miami-Dade

Most of Dany's tear-out work is in Broward and Miami-Dade, out of a home base in Hollywood. Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Davie, Weston and Hollywood see the most jobs. Palm Beach County is possible when the job is big enough to make the drive worth it.

A few local things are worth sorting out before the date. Condo buildings and HOAs often have their own rules about work hours, elevator use and where a truck can park, so check with the building manager first. Summer heat and afternoon rain are part of every outdoor job here, which is one reason the crew starts early. And curbside bulk pickup is not built for a gutted bathroom or a broken-up patio, which is why the haul-away is part of every Rapid Haul price.

or call (754) 249-1015

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What customers say about the demo work

Reviews for demolition jobs keep coming back to the same few things: on time, clean, fair. Ehren R. wrote that the crew "showed up on time, worked hard, and cleaned everything up when they were done." Rosa R., who runs a remodeling business with her husband, said Dany "works hard and does clean work." Eduardo M. hired Rapid Haul for a condo demolition and said Dany "made the whole process so much easier."