Confirm scope and approvals

What does condo management require before an interior demolition?

Ask condo management for its renovation package before booking demolition. The documents should clarify approval responsibilities, common elements, working hours, elevator access and the required contractor information.

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Bathroom with opened wall and floor assemblies from the SiteClear work collection
A work photograph from the SiteClear collection. Explore the related services below for scope and assessment details.

Separate unit work from shared property

Describe the intended room changes and ask management which components or services involve the corporation. A finish that is inside the unit is not sufficient evidence that everything behind it belongs to the owner. Drawings and the applicable building records guide that discussion.

Prepare the contractor's access package

Collect the building rules, management contact, approved work window and loading instructions. Ask what current insurance or clearance documents management needs. Do not rely on a generic checklist to claim every condominium has the same requirements.

Define removal and handover

Identify what leaves, what remains and what condition the next trade expects. Interior and selective demolition can overlap; the written boundary matters more than the label. Provide available material and structural information so professional assessment can resolve what is not visible in photographs.

From planning to a written scope

Discuss the work at your property

Bring the available drawings, building instructions and removal list. These services explain the work SiteClear can assess:

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