Services – Rhino Dustless Demolition

What We Offer

Dustfree

We offer dustless systems that allow for virtually dust-free flooring removal. For larger demolition we use the best methods for dust isolation, ensuring little to no cleanup for you.

Our Services

[x_icon_list] [x_icon_list_item type=”check”]Flooring removal[/x_icon_list_item] [x_icon_list_item type=”check”]Demo of walls, built-ins, fireplaces, etc.[/x_icon_list_item] [x_icon_list_item type=”check”]Bathroom & kitchen demo[/x_icon_list_item] [x_icon_list_item type=”check”]Demo of decks, sheds and other small structures up to two stories [/x_icon_list_item] [x_icon_list_item type=”check”]Exterior digging and grading[/x_icon_list_item] [x_icon_list_item
type=”check”]Construction/debris/junk haul-away[/x_icon_list_item] [/x_icon_list]

Free Estimates

All estimates are free of charge, even when requiring an onsite visit, which is highly encouraged. For locations outside the local area, your estimate can be coordinated with pictures and your own measurements.

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FAQs answered by the owner

What should I know about your pricing?

Most jobs require a site visit for an accurate bid. This is free of charge AND NOT A WASTE OF MY TIME! Even if you are just shopping/calling around, it is good for me to discuss and learn the needs and wants of the people I want to service, and it’s good for you to learn as much as you can about your project so you know what to look for when you decide who will work in your space. Price can vary depending on the type of flooring needing to be removed, what it’s installed on (subfloor, extra particle board, concrete) and material used for flooring layers (glue, screws, staples, gypsum concrete, mesh w/thinset). Other variables may include logistics of your space, moving appliances/furniture, multiple trips to the landfill, etc. Non-dustless/partial dustless options are also options for cost variables. Availability and time of season may also affect the price. I do my best to match competitive bids. Pricing for non-flooring demolition (walls, cabinets, showers, etc) will also be different based on things like the size and material of what needs to be removed.

What questions should I think about before asking about my project?

Decide what your priorities are. Timeline? Budget? How much of the project are you willing to and are capable of completing yourself? What short-cuts can you take that might help your budget (finding dump trailer yourself, moving furniture/appliances, removing base-board). What else in your project needs to happen before/after the demo process (do not paint before your demo or install new cabinets!). How many layers are there under your flooring? How old is the material needing to be removed?

What is your process for working with a new customer?

For the best estimate I will come to your home for an accurate measure and assess all variables for your project. I want to see your project and help in any way I can, even if that is just educating you in your options. When it comes to flooring I am very lucky to have several contacts I can refer you to for finishing your project, as well as construction contractors if your project goes beyond basic demolition. However, I understand if your schedule does not allow a site-visit, or if you’d simply like to limit the number of people going through your home. Measuring yourself, sending pictures and communicating over email/phone/text is also possible. I’ve had customers contact me several months in advance of their planned project without scheduling. I will keep your bid on file so you can properly budget and coordinate the many sub-contractors and schedules that usually go along with remodeling.

What is your usual timeline? Describe a recent project you enjoyed.

Most residential jobs take about a day, sometimes two for larger homes or more stubborn materials. I really enjoy seeing homes and all the different styles that go with them, as well as witnessing the process a family goes through when making a fresh start in their space. For one job I worked almost a week at a Park City resort removing high-end materials (hard-wood, stone, glass showers, jetted tubs). It was so beautiful and a fresh change from the heat of the Valley. It was grueling work and a little intimidating to work in such a high profile space, but very rewarding to see the extra care and service I strive for be appreciated.

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