The plates on every truck.
The documents a municipality, a lender or your neighbour will ask about, on the page and dated.
Clearance certificate
Every person on your site is covered. Without it, an injury becomes your liability.
[$ limit] liability
Covers your property and the ones on either side while we work.
Pulled by us
Full tear-downs need a municipal demolition permit and utility disconnects. We file it and book the locates.
Asbestos survey first
Ontario requires a designated-substances survey before demolition of older buildings. Confirm with your municipality; we will not strip a suspect material without one.
Locates and disconnects
Gas, hydro and water isolated by licensed trades before the first cut. Ontario One Call locates on every dig.
Working at Heights, WHMIS
Every crew member trained and current. Certificates available on request.
For a non-structural strip-out, usually no, but the renovation that follows will need one, and any wall that carries load needs a permit before it comes out. Full tear-downs always need a demolition permit. We tell you which applies at the site walk.
Ontario's designated-substances rules mean a survey for asbestos and similar materials comes first. If the survey finds something, it is removed by a licensed abatement crew before demolition continues. [Whether that crew is ours depends on licensing Kam confirms.]
Licensed trades, before the first cut. Ontario One Call locates on every dig, [n] business days.
Yes. WSIB clearance, insurance and crew training certificates are available on request and dated on this page.