30 years’ experience in extensions, refurbishments, kitchens, bathrooms and general building.
West Sussex
Demolition Contractors in Lancing
Browse demolition contractors serving Lancing for garage demolition, shed and outbuilding demolition, domestic extension demolition, soft-strip demolition, internal non-structural strip-outs, controlled structural demolition. Check individual profiles to see the services each business offers and the areas they cover, then request a business or post your job on TradeKind.
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Demolition contractors handle controlled removal where safety, waste, structure, dust and hidden services need proper planning. Businesses that cover Lancing may be based there or elsewhere in Sussex, so check each profile to confirm it covers the area and offers the work you need.
Listed demolition contractors serving Lancing
Before making a request, check that the business takes on the work you need and covers your area.
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LBG services
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Demolition ContractorsReliable local property maintenance, repairs, gardening & fencing. Quality work, clear pricing.
The Blackford Group
Based in St Leonards-on-Sea · Wider Sussex coverage
Demolition ContractorsDemolition and site-enabling services based in St Leonards-on-Sea.
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Demolition Contractors services in Lancing
Services can include the following. Individual businesses may offer some rather than all of these, so check the profile for the exact work you need.
- Garage demolition
- Shed and outbuilding demolition
- Domestic extension demolition
- Soft-strip demolition
- Internal non-structural strip-outs
- Controlled structural demolition
- Building and structure dismantling
- Concrete slab breakup
- Foundation removal where required
- Small commercial strip-outs
- Waste segregation and removal
- Site clearance and preparation after demolition
Finding demolition contractors serving Lancing
A business does not have to be based in Lancing to take on work there. Check the areas covered on each profile as well as the services offered, then request a business that fits the job or post the details through TradeKind.
When to hire a demolition contractor
- A structure needs removing
- Renovation needs strip-out
- Waste will be heavy
- Hidden services may be present
- Demolition needs safe planning
What to include when asking for a quote
- Describe the exact problem or result you want, including when it started or what you want changed.
- Add clear photos where they can be taken safely, and include measurements, plans or model details if they are relevant.
- Give the property location, access or parking constraints, and any deadline or urgency.
- Say whether you are supplying materials, products or appliances, or want the business to include them.
- Mention previous repairs, surveys, quotes or known defects that could affect the work.
What to check before hiring a demolition contractor
- Insurance
- Waste disposal
- Asbestos awareness
- Utility isolation
- Method statement
- Access
- Permits if relevant
- Relevant experience with similar work
- A clear written quote or scope of work
Useful questions to ask a demolition contractor
- Are services isolated?
- Is asbestos possible?
- Is waste removal included?
- How will dust/noise be controlled?
- Is structural advice needed?
- Have you completed similar work before?
What can affect the cost of demolition work
- Structure size
- Materials
- Access
- Waste
- Hazardous materials
- Machinery
- Utility isolation
Before the work starts
- Provide any structural, asbestos and service information available before work begins.
- Agree site boundaries, access, waste routes and protection of neighbouring areas.
- Do not start stripping materials yourself if asbestos or structural stability is uncertain.
Safety note
Do not start demolition or strip-out where structural stability, live services or asbestos are uncertain. These risks need to be assessed before work begins.


