Define what stays
Clarify removal limits and the existing elements that need to remain protected.
Commercial Demolition · Toronto & the GTA
Commercial demolition, planned for what comes next.
Interior strip-out and selective removal coordinated around the scope, site access, schedule and handoff your project requires.
Scope-led demolitionClear removal limits. Coordinated handoff.
Interior strip-outSelective demolitionSite access planningWaste removal coordination
Built Around the Project
A demolition scope that supports the build that follows.
The removal plan should make the next phase easier to understand, schedule and start—not leave new gaps for the project team to solve.
Plan around the site
Review access, working hours, occupied areas and the practical sequence of work.
Prepare the handoff
Coordinate removal and cleanup with the conditions the next trade or construction phase needs.
Scope Options
Build the right demolition scope.
Start with the work your project requires. Roxa can review how the pieces fit together before the demolition sequence is confirmed.
Commercial Strip-Out
Removal scopes organized around the existing space, access conditions and the next phase of work.
Interior Demolition
Interior removal planned to separate demolition areas from elements that remain.
Selective Demolition
Targeted removal for projects where only defined assemblies, finishes or areas are changing.
Debris & Waste Removal
Removal and disposal coordination included as part of a clearly defined project scope.
Site Planning
Demolition coordinated around real site conditions.
The project review brings access, protection, operating constraints and debris movement into the conversation before work begins.
Send Drawings & ScopeProject constraintsDemolition plan
- Access & loadingReviewed before mobilization
- Occupied areasIncluded in site planning
- Protection & separationDefined with the scope
- Debris movementCoordinated with access
- Next-phase handoffPlanned from the start
How the Project Moves
From project details to a clear next step.
- 01
Send the Scope
Share drawings, site photos, project details and the intended schedule.
- 02
Review the Site
Confirm access, occupied areas, removal limits and site-specific conditions.
- 03
Plan the Sequence
Coordinate protection, removal, disposal and the handoff to the work that follows.
- 04
Execute & Handover
Complete the agreed demolition scope and prepare the area for the next project phase.
Project Environments
Commercial demolition for different types of spaces.
Commercial OfficesRetail SpacesRestaurants & HospitalityIndustrial & WarehousesMedical & DentalInstitutional & Educational
Commercial Demolition FAQs
Before you send the scope.
A few practical answers to help you prepare the initial project information.
What should I send for an initial project review?
Send available drawings, site photos, the project address, target schedule, access information and a description of what needs to be removed.
Can the scope include selective and interior demolition?
Yes. The project review can separate selective removal, interior strip-out, debris handling and related site requirements into one defined scope.
Can demolition be planned around an operating site?
Site status, access windows, occupied areas and protection requirements are reviewed before the scope and sequence are confirmed.
What happens after I submit the project details?
Roxa reviews the information, follows up with any scope questions and arranges a site walk when one is needed to clarify the project.
Ready to Review the Project?
Send the drawings. Define the scope. Plan the next step.
Share the project details Roxa needs to review the demolition scope, access and scheduling requirements.