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Shed Demolition
Post Falls, ID
Deteriorated shed torn down and hauled away same day.
When a structure is beyond saving, Heritage removes it completely: teardown, utility coordination, and total haul-away in one visit. Licensed Idaho GC. EPA Lead-Safe Certified.
Most light demolition projects in Kootenai County don't require a general contractor: but having one on the job changes what's possible and what's covered. Heritage holds Idaho GC License #3481216, carries full general liability insurance, and performs all demolition work to code. When permits are required, Heritage guides you through the Kootenai County permit process.
Heritage handles the full scope of light demolition: full structure teardown of sheds, garages, carports, and outbuildings; deck demolition and removal; fence removal; and interior selective demolition including cabinets, flooring, drywall, built-ins, and vanities. All debris is hauled away the same day.
For pre-1978 structures, Heritage is EPA/HUD/State RRP Lead-Safe Certified: which is required by federal law for renovation, repair, and demolition work that disturbs lead-based paint. Many North Idaho properties were built before 1978. If yours was, Heritage has the certification required to work on it legally and safely.
Not sure if your project falls within scope? Contact Heritage for an on-site assessment. We'll give you an honest answer before scheduling anything.
Demolition work in Idaho legally requires a licensed contractor for many project types. Heritage holds Idaho GC License #3481216 and carries full general liability insurance. Your property is protected throughout the project.
Federal law requires EPA RRP certification for renovation and demolition work on pre-1978 structures that disturbs lead-based paint. Heritage holds this certification. Many North Idaho homes and outbuildings were built before 1978: Heritage handles them legally and safely.
Heritage doesn't leave debris on your property. The structure comes down and the debris leaves the same day. Utility coordination is handled through licensed subcontractors before demolition begins: Heritage manages the whole project.
Deteriorated shed torn down and hauled away same day.
Unsafe deck removed, site cleared and ready for rebuild.
Full fence line removed: posts, panels, and debris.
Detached garage torn down, debris hauled, site graded.
Heritage evaluates the structure, identifies any pre-1978 concerns, advises on permit requirements for Kootenai County, and provides a written estimate.
Where electrical, plumbing, or gas disconnects are required, Heritage coordinates with licensed subcontractors to complete those disconnects before demolition begins.
The structure comes down using the appropriate method for the build type. Lead-safe protocols are followed on pre-1978 structures. All debris is staged for haul-away during demo.
All debris is hauled away the same day. The site is left clear. Before/after photos are provided. Heritage discusses any follow-up work: grading, fill, exterior restoration: if needed.
Heritage performs light demolition throughout Kootenai County and surrounding North Idaho communities.
Permit requirements depend on the size and type of structure and your specific location in Kootenai County. Some smaller accessory structures don't require a permit; others do. Heritage provides permit guidance as part of the project scope and can advise on what's required for your specific structure during the on-site assessment.
Federal EPA RRP (Renovation, Repair, and Painting) rules require that contractors performing demolition, renovation, or repair work that disturbs lead-based paint on pre-1978 structures be EPA Lead-Safe Certified. This applies to homes, sheds, garages, and other structures built before 1978. Heritage holds this certification and follows all required lead-safe work practices on qualifying projects.
Yes. Heritage coordinates the utility disconnection through licensed electrical, plumbing, and gas subcontractors before demolition begins. You don't need to arrange this separately: Heritage manages the coordination as part of the project. Demolition does not begin until all utility disconnects are confirmed complete.
Yes: haul-away is included. Heritage doesn't leave debris on your property. All demolition waste is removed the same day the structure comes down. The site is left cleared and ready for whatever comes next.
Yes. Heritage performs interior selective demolition including cabinet removal, flooring tear-out, drywall removal, and removal of built-in fixtures, shelving, and vanities. All removed materials are hauled away. Note: Heritage does not perform interior load-bearing wall removal in occupied residential structures.
Heritage assesses the structure, advises on permits, coordinates utility disconnects, and handles the teardown and haul-away: all in one project.