Demolition & Debris · Veteran-owned · Staff-reviewed scope
Selective Kitchen Demolition in Orlando
Estimate-first removal of approved cabinets, countertops, fixtures, finishes and renovation debris after utility and structural boundaries are confirmed.
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Who This Service Is For
- Homeowners planning a kitchen renovation
- Kitchen remodelers and cabinet installers
- General contractors
- Property managers
- Investors and renovation teams
- Restoration companies
What the Project Can Include
- Upper and base cabinet removal
- Countertop removal after material review
- Backsplash and approved wall-finish removal
- Disconnected sink, faucet and fixture removal
- Approved pantry and built-in removal
- Selected non-load-bearing drywall after review
- Kitchen renovation debris loading and hauling
- Final broom cleanup to the written scope
Important Scope Boundaries
- No assumption that walls, soffits, islands or assemblies are nonstructural
- No electrical, plumbing, gas or HVAC disconnection or trade work unless separately qualified
- No asbestos, lead, mold, biohazard or other regulated-material handling
- No permit, engineering or code determination by website description
Project and Service Pathways
Cabinet and countertop removal
A selective scope for approved cabinetry, counters and connected non-trade components after site review.
Kitchen finish removal
Backsplash, flooring or selected wall finishes can be included when materials and boundaries are documented.
Trade-prepared fixture removal
Sinks, faucets, appliances or gas-connected items must be properly prepared by an appropriate trade when required.
Structural or regulated conditions
Load-bearing uncertainty or suspected asbestos, lead, mold or regulated material requires the appropriate specialist.
Project Process
- Identify every removal item — Share photos or plans showing cabinets, counters, fixtures, finishes and anything that must remain protected.
- Confirm preparation and boundaries — JRR reviews utility preparation, structural uncertainty, access, surface protection, prior testing and permit responsibility.
- Approve the kitchen scope — The written estimate lists the exact components, debris handling, cleanup, protection measures and excluded trade work.
- Remove and haul approved material — The crew completes only the accepted scope and pauses for hidden utilities, suspect materials or structural conditions.
What Affects the Estimate
- Cabinet quantity and construction
- Countertop material, size and weight
- Backsplash, drywall and finish layers
- Utility preparation and hidden-service risk
- Access, floor level and property protection
- Debris weight, disposal requirements and loads
Request a kitchen demolition estimate
Send the address, kitchen photos, target components, access notes and known utility or testing information for a staff-reviewed scope.
Submitting creates an unscheduled estimate request only. It does not schedule or dispatch a crew.
Kitchen Demolition FAQs
What can be included in kitchen demolition?
Approved cabinets, countertops, backsplash, selected finishes, disconnected fixtures and renovation debris can be included. The estimate defines every item and exclusion.
Will JRR disconnect plumbing, electrical or gas lines?
No unqualified trade work is promised. Required plumbing, electrical, gas or HVAC preparation must be completed by an appropriately qualified provider before removal.
Can you remove a kitchen island or soffit?
Only after site review confirms the assembly, utilities and structural boundaries. The website does not classify an island, soffit or wall as nonstructural.
Is kitchen debris hauling included?
Loading and hauling may be included in the written scope. Cabinet volume, countertop weight, material separation, access and number of trips affect the estimate.