Commercial Demolition Contractors in South Florida

Depending on the approved scope and license classification, work can include selective interior removals, site preparation, structural dismantling, debris handling and coordination with utilities, permitting authorities and follow-on trades. Booster focuses on demolition coordination connected to commercial renovations, tenant improvements, buildouts and repairs. Specialized work is assessed separately.

Verify the current license class, insurance and experience with comparable properties. Review the written scope, exclusions, access plan, utility shutdowns, engineering requirements, permits, debris handling and schedule. Confirm who is responsible for specialist work and how concealed conditions and change orders will be approved.

Costs depend on the area and materials being removed, demolition method, access, structural conditions, disposal volume and local fees. Hazardous-material assessment or abatement, temporary protection, engineering, occupied-site phasing and after-hours work can also affect pricing. A site review and documented scope are needed for a project-specific proposal.

Selective interior demolition and careful dismantling are often suitable for small or constrained spaces. Compact equipment and hand tools allow targeted removals while protecting elements designated to remain. The method must be selected after assessing structural conditions, utilities, hazardous materials and access; no method eliminates every risk.

Some selective work can be phased around occupied areas, subject to the approved plans and safety requirements. Planning may include rigid separation, dust controls, protected access and exits, scheduled shutdowns, noise restrictions and advance occupant notices. Work that cannot be safely isolated may require temporary vacancy or closure.

Commercial facilities subject to asbestos NESHAP generally require a thorough asbestos inspection before demolition, regardless of building age. Demolition notification is generally required at least 10 working days in advance even when no asbestos is found, with specific exceptions and procedures. Confirm survey, notification and abatement requirements with a qualified Florida asbestos professional and the responsible DEP or delegated local agency before scheduling work.

Requirements vary by jurisdiction and scope. Planning can include demolition permits, utility disconnections, environmental reviews, tree protection and site controls. OSHA requires an engineering survey by a competent person before demolition operations, with written evidence of completion. Structural plans, shoring and specialist approvals may also be required. Do not begin until applicable approvals and controls are in place.

The plan identifies materials for reuse, recycling or disposal and the facilities authorized to accept them. Concrete, metals and other suitable materials can be separated where practical. Hazardous waste requires its own handling and disposal arrangements. Recycled aggregate must meet the intended project specifications; it is not automatically approved for FDOT use.

Yes. We manage the full permitting process — preparing drawings and documentation, submitting to the local building department, coordinating with plan reviewers, and scheduling every required inspection through final sign-off. Our team works with municipalities across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties and builds permitting time into the project schedule from day one.

We serve all of South Florida, including Broward County, Miami-Dade County, and Palm Beach County. Our projects span Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Plantation, Hollywood, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and the surrounding communities.

No. Booster Construction is exclusively a commercial general contractor. We work with HOA and condominium associations, property managers, schools, houses of worship, retail centers, offices, and other commercial and institutional properties.

Yes. Booster Construction is a Florida-licensed General Contractor (license CBC1266108, issued by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation) and carries full liability and workers' compensation insurance. We are also a BBB Accredited Business.

Timelines depend on scope and permitting. Smaller interior build-outs and renovations often run 6 to 12 weeks after permits are issued, while larger renovations, structural repairs, and phased occupied-building projects can take several months. We provide a detailed schedule with milestones before work begins and report progress throughout the project.

Call (954) 280-2882 or use the contact form to schedule a free consultation. We review your goals on a site walkthrough, then deliver a transparent, line-item proposal with scope, schedule, and budget — no obligation.