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Commercial demolition · Greely

Commercial strip-outs in Greely

Village shops and offices, workshops and rural business buildings in and around Greely. We strip them to the agreed line, haul everything away and leave the space ready for its next use.

  • The promise Ready for the next trade Debris hauled away, site cleared for the next crew.
  • Demolition quotes Book a site visit We walk the job with you, then price it in writing.
  • Junk removal Text us photos Send a few pictures, get a price back.
  • Service area Ottawa & area Kanata to Orléans, Barrhaven to Vanier. Outside Ottawa? Ask us.

In Greely

What the work looks like in Greely

Commercial space in Greely is small-scale: village shops and offices, and business properties on larger rural lots in Osgoode Ward, from contractor yards to workshops and hobby-farm businesses. Many of these buildings are being converted to a new use, so the scope is usually a mix of interior strip-out and cleanup.

Rural business properties have room for a roll-off bin, which goes on firm ground clear of any septic bed. Commercial waste no longer goes to the City’s Trail Road landfill, so loads go to private licensed facilities with weigh tickets for the owner.

Greely is a village in Osgoode Ward in Ottawa’s rural south end. More about Greely

Typical projects

  • Village shop and office strip-outs
  • Workshops and steel-sided business buildings cleared out
  • Office areas inside rural business buildings removed
  • Mezzanines, partitions and finishes removed to the agreed line

Quoted on site

Demolition in Greely is priced in person. We walk the job, check access and the building’s age, then send a written quote.

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Permits & paperwork

Before work starts in Greely

Interior strip-outs ahead of a fit-out are usually handled within the fit-up building permit, while taking down a whole building needs a demolition permit. Under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act, the building owner provides a list of designated substances before the contract is signed.

The City’s demolition permit page lists barns and silos as building types that do not need a demolition permit; houses, garages and most other buildings do. Rural homes on propane need the tank removed by the supplier before demolition.

Any building from before 1990 gets a hazardous materials survey first. If it finds asbestos or other designated substances, abatement is referred to licensed specialists, and our crew starts after the clearance letter.

Permit, utility and timeline FAQ

Disposal

Torn out. Hauled out.

Every job ends ready for the next trade. Here is where the debris goes.

Since July 1, 2025 the City’s Trail Road landfill no longer accepts industrial, commercial and institutional waste (City memo). Commercial debris goes to private licensed facilities that sort and weigh every load, and we provide weigh tickets and a diversion summary.

On larger jobs, a roll-off bin from a licensed bin company sits on your property, and the bin company hauls it away and handles the tipping at its own facility.

On smaller jobs our crew loads our own trucks and hauls to the Tomlinson Waste Recovery Centre at 106 Westhunt Drive in Carp, which sorts mixed construction and demolition debris for recycling and accepts commercial loads.

Large rural lots have room for a roll-off bin away from the house. It sits on firm ground clear of the septic bed, and the bin company hauls and tips it.

What’s included

  • Site meeting with the GC, landlord or property manager to confirm scope and base-building protection
  • Partitions, ceilings, flooring, millwork and de-energised services removed to the agreed line
  • After-hours and weekend work in occupied buildings
  • Cleared handover, ready for layout, with weigh tickets for your records

Full scope and exclusions: Commercial Demolition

Asbestos & permits

We don’t touch asbestos. That’s the point.

Some demolition companies will tell you they do it all. We do the demolition, and we make sure the steps before it happen in the right order, by the right people: survey first, licensed abatement, then us.

Read the asbestos and permit FAQ
  1. Built before 1990? Ontario law puts the onus on the owner to identify designated substances before a contract is signed. That means a designated-substances survey.
  2. Survey finds asbestos? A licensed abatement contractor removes it, and you get a clearance letter.
  3. Utilities and permit. Gas, hydro, water and sewer disconnected where needed. Enbridge alone takes about 44 days, so it gets requested first.
  4. Then we demolish. No change orders for surprise asbestos, no stop-work orders, no crew exposed.

FAQ

Commercial demolition in Greely: questions

Can you clear out a workshop and strip the office inside it?

Yes. Contents can be priced as junk removal from photos, and the strip-out is quoted on site. We usually do both in one visit.

Does a commercial building need a designated substances report?

Yes. The building owner provides one before the contract is signed, under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act.

Where does commercial waste go?

To private licensed facilities. Trail Road has not accepted commercial waste since July 1, 2025.

Do you work on estate lots in Greely?

Yes. Estate lots and rural properties around Greely, from sheds and decks to full teardowns.

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Torn out. Hauled out. Ready for the next trade.

Demolition in Greely is quoted on site: book a visit and we walk the job with you. Junk removal? Text us photos.