MEP demolition refers to the removal of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems from a building. This can include HVAC ductwork, wiring, conduit, breaker panels, plumbing lines, fixtures, boilers, and more. At Doubled Up Demolition Enterprises, we specialize in surgical removal of these systems, ensuring your structure and other trades remain untouched. Our team works to minimize disruption while preparing the site for renovation, remodel, or repurposing.

Yes. We’re fully equipped to handle residential MEP demolition (such as kitchens, bathrooms, full gut renovations) and large-scale commercial projects, including multi-tenant buildings, office spaces, hotels, and industrial facilities. Whether you're gutting a single-family home or retrofitting a 10-story property, the D.U.D.E. delivers safe, efficient, and code-compliant demolition.

Absolutely. Safety is at the core of every project we take on. Our team is OSHA-compliant, fully licensed and insured, and trained in up-to-date safety practices. We follow all local codes, utility shutoff protocols, and structural assessment requirements to ensure the job is done right — and legally. We also coordinate with engineers and project managers to mitigate risks at every phase.

One thing to consider that is outside our scope of work, is landscaping. We always recommend to our clients to hire a professional landscaper to complete the final touches and repairs to the access areas that were needed during the construction process. If you happen to live in an HOA, there is usually a landscaper already engaged that you could hire to make sure you stay compliant with your local regulations.

Yes — coordination is one of our specialties. We work directly with general contractors, developers, and other subcontractors to create a seamless demo process. We understand scheduling, critical path timelines, and the importance of clean handoffs. Our goal is to keep your project moving forward without delays, confusion, or safety concerns.

Definitely. Our approach is targeted and non-invasive. We take great care to protect load-bearing walls, ceilings, foundations, and surrounding systems. Our demolition is precision-guided, meaning we remove what needs to go and protect what needs to stay. We use modern tools and techniques to ensure accuracy and preserve structural integrity throughout the job.

Project timelines vary based on the scope, size, and complexity of the site. A residential bathroom or kitchen demo may take just a day or two, while commercial or multi-level system removals could take a week or longer. Before starting, we provide a clear timeline and stay in close contact with your project team to deliver on time, every time.

Yes. We assist with permit applications, site inspections, and utility shutoffs as needed. We work with local municipalities and utility providers to ensure everything is in place before demolition begins. This helps you avoid project delays, violations, and potential hazards.

We prioritize responsible disposal and recycling. Any salvageable metal, copper, and components are sent to certified recycling centers. Non-recyclable waste is hauled off cleanly to appropriate disposal facilities. Our goal is to minimize environmental impact while leaving your site spotless and ready for the next phase of construction.