Where we work · Mississauga, Peel Region

Demolition contractor in Mississauga

Mississauga has more tear-down streets than any other city outside Toronto. Mineola, Lorne Park and Port Credit are full of 1950s and 1960s houses on 60 to 100 foot lots that builders replace with something twice the size. Wide lots mean a full excavator, two bins at once and a foundation out in days.

Mississauga in detail

Mississauga, on the ground.

Further north, in Meadowvale, Erin Mills and Streetsville, the work is inside the house: basements finished for the first time, kitchens opened to the family room, garages converted. Those jobs need dust control and a clean handover more than they need a big machine.

The City of Mississauga issues building and demolition permits; Peel Region is the upper tier. [Kam confirms Mississauga permit timing and the yard-to-Mississauga travel time.]

Bin availability

Same week

Bins from 10 to 40 yards dropped in Mississauga. [Kam confirms lead time for Mississauga.]

Permit office

the City of Mississauga

The City of Mississauga issues the permit; Peel Region is the upper tier and does not. [Link to the Mississauga demolition permit page and typical processing time.]

Yard distance

[n] km from the yard

[Kam confirms travel time from the yard to Mississauga.]

Questions from Mississauga

Yes. The City of Mississauga issues the demolition permit. We file it and book the gas, hydro and water disconnects and the Ontario One Call locates.

A full-size excavator on most of them. Lots of 60 feet and up are common south of the QEW, which is why Mississauga tear-downs run faster than Toronto ones.

Broken, hauled and crushed for recycling. The hole is backfilled and compacted unless your builder wants it left open for the new footings. Ask us to coordinate that with them.