Craig's Home, Dock, and Pier Demolition Service

Residential, mobile home, interior, and marine structure demolition.

When a structure on your property is no longer usable or safe, removing it completely is often the most practical solution. Whether you own a mobile home that has sustained damage beyond repair, a dock that has deteriorated, or an interior space that needs to be gutted for a full remodel, Craig's Home, Dock, and Pier Demolition handles the teardown and debris removal so you can move forward with your plans.


The service covers residential demolition, interior demolition, mobile home removal, marine structure teardown, and full site cleanup. You receive a controlled process that prioritizes safety, keeps debris contained, and leaves your property clear and ready for the next step, whether that is new construction, landscaping, or simply reclaiming outdoor space. 


If you need a structure removed and want to work with a team that handles the entire process, reach out to discuss your project.

How the Demolition Process Unfolds on Site

Demolition begins with an assessment of the structure, identifying utilities that need to be disconnected and materials that require special handling. Our crew uses excavators, sledgehammers, pry bars, saws, and hauling equipment to dismantle the building or marine structure in sections, working from the top down or inside out depending on the type of teardown.


After the work is complete, you will see an empty, level site with all debris removed and hauled away. The ground is cleared of nails, broken wood, metal fragments, and other materials, leaving you with a clean slate that is ready for whatever comes next.


This service does not include utility disconnection by licensed electricians or plumbers, foundation removal that requires engineering approval, or hazardous material abatement, but it does cover the physical teardown and cleanup that most residential and marine projects require. The focus is on safe, thorough removal that respects property boundaries and local disposal guidelines. 

What to Know Before Starting Your Demolition

Property owners often ask about timelines, permit requirements, and what happens to the debris before they commit to a demolition project.

What types of structures can be demolished?
The service handles residential buildings, mobile homes, interior spaces, and marine structures such as docks and piers. Each project is assessed individually to determine the safest and most efficient removal method.
How long does a typical demolition take?
A small mobile home or interior gut can be completed in one to two days, while larger residential structures may take several days depending on size, materials, and access. Marine demolition timelines vary based on water access and structure complexity.
What happens to the debris after demolition?
All debris is loaded, hauled, and disposed of at approved facilities. You do not need to arrange for dumpsters or hauling separately, as site cleanup is included in the service.
Why would a marine structure need to be demolished?
Docks and piers exposed to water and weather deteriorate over time, with wood rot, rusted fasteners, and unstable pilings creating safety hazards. Removing the old structure allows for safe replacement or clears the shoreline for other uses.

What permits are required for demolition?

Permit requirements vary depending on the structure type and location. You should check with local authorities before scheduling work, and the demolition team can provide guidance on what is typically needed for residential and marine projects.

If you have a structure that needs to come down, Craig's Home, Dock, and Pier Demolition can handle the removal and leave your property ready for what comes next. Contact the team to discuss your demolition project and get a clear plan in place.