Interior Strip-Out Before Your Renovation

We strip kitchens, bathrooms, laundries and whole floors of a house: cabinetry, benchtops, appliances, wall and floor tiles, screeds, baths, showers, vanities, carpet, vinyl, floating floors, plasterboard, ceilings, cornices, built-ins and non-structural walls.

Doing it yourself is where reno budgets go wrong. Tiled bathroom walls and bedded screeds are heavy, sharp and slow. Tip fees add up fast, trailer loads eat weekends, and a half-stripped room stops every trade behind it. Getting a strip-out done in one hit keeps your tiler, plumber and cabinetmaker on the dates they gave you.

We protect what stays. Floor and stair protection, plastic dust screening between the work zone and the rest of the house, doorways sealed, and fans and extraction where the dust is worst. If you're living in the house through the reno, tell us and we'll stage it so you keep a bathroom or a kitchen running as long as possible.

Older homes. Pre-1990 bathrooms, laundries and kitchens often have bonded asbestos behind the tiles, under the vinyl or in the eaves and wet-area sheeting. We're Class B licensed for non-friable (bonded) ACM, so if we find it, it's removed lawfully and disposed of at a licensed facility rather than your renovation stopping dead while you find someone.

Structure. We don't guess with load-bearing walls. If a wall you want gone is structural, we'll tell you what you need from an engineer or builder before it comes out, and coordinate with them from there.

Everything is loaded out and carted away as we go. You get the room back at bare studs, slab or floorboards — swept, clear and ready for the next trade.