We provide expert demolition services tailored to your project’s unique requirements. Call now or fill out our online form to get started on your next project: (469) 283-5227
At Superior Environmental Services, we prioritize precision, safety, and environmental responsibility in every project we undertake. With years of experience in the demolition industry, our team delivers tailored solutions that meet your specific needs while minimizing disruption and impact on the environment. From initial planning to site cleanup, we ensure a seamless process, backed by our commitment to sustainability and client satisfaction.
Precise removal of interior structures while preserving surrounding areas.
Efficient cleanup and eco-friendly disposal of all debris and waste materials.
Safe handling and removal of hazardous materials in compliance with environmental regulations.
Preparation of interiors for renovations or new construction, ensuring a clean, ready-to-build space.
Dedicated oversight ensuring timely completion and adherence to safety standards.
Utilizing cutting-edge tools and methods for efficient and precise demolition.
If you’re interested in starting your next interior demolition project, give us a call or fill out our online form today. We’d love to work with you.
Selective demolition removes only what you have marked for removal — interior walls, ceilings, flooring, cabinetry, mechanical systems — while the structure, the façade, and neighboring spaces stay intact and protected. It is the usual approach for tenant finish-outs, remodels, and gut renovations. The work is slower and more deliberate than wrecking a whole building, because much of the effort goes into protecting what stays rather than removing what goes.
For a commercial or public building, yes. The Texas Asbestos Health Protection Rules require a licensed survey before renovation or demolition disturbs building materials, and the federal asbestos NESHAP requires a thorough inspection before work starts. Texas DSHS also wants a demolition notification form on file even when no asbestos is found. We handle the pre-demolition asbestos survey so the paperwork and the schedule line up.
It depends on what is coming out, how much of it there is, and how hard it is to get debris off the site — an upstairs suite served by one freight elevator costs more than a ground-floor shell. Published national figures for interior demolition generally run a few dollars per square foot before disposal, with hazardous material adding to that. We would rather see the space and give you a written quote than guess.
A single bathroom or kitchen is often a day or two. A tenant suite of a few thousand square feet typically runs about a week, and a full building interior can take several weeks. The variables are debris volume, dumpster access, building hours, and whether asbestos or lead work has to happen first — that abatement is sequenced before demolition, not run alongside it.
We protect what stays — floors, elevators, exposed finishes — isolate the work area, cap the utilities feeding it, then remove in sequence from the top down. Dust control runs throughout, which matters because cutting concrete, block, and tile releases respirable silica. The OSHA silica standard sets a permissible exposure limit of 50 micrograms per cubic meter over eight hours and calls for a written exposure control plan, so we control and monitor accordingly. Silica testing is available on its own as well.
You can swing a hammer, but you cannot tell by looking whether the wall you are opening holds asbestos or lead paint. Buildings from before the 1980s frequently do, and the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting rule requires a certified firm for work that disturbs paint in pre-1978 homes and childcare facilities. Start with asbestos testing — a small step that keeps a remodel from turning into a contamination cleanup.
