Demolition, excavation and landscaping across [add your service area]. Machines, operators and disposal handled in one contract, so you deal with one crew from first cut to final grade.
Most jobs need more than one of these. Running them under a single contract means no gap between the demolition finishing and the digging starting, and nobody pointing at anybody else when something goes wrong.
Taking structures down safely, sorting what comes out of them, and getting it off site.
Digging to grade and to spec, with locates arranged and the hole where the drawings say it should be.
Putting the ground back better than we found it, once the heavy work is finished.
The same sequence on every job, whether it is a single garage or a full lot. You know what happens next and what it costs before a machine arrives.
We walk the site with you, check access for the machines, and identify anything that changes the price — services, trees, neighbours, slope.
A fixed price in writing, itemised by scope, with disposal and tipping included. What is excluded is listed too.
We arrange utility locates and, where the work needs them, the permits. Nothing gets dug until the marks are on the ground.
Machines in, work done to grade, site swept and cleared. You get photos of the finished work and the disposal receipts.
Replace these five placeholders with real photos — before-and-after pairs work best on demolition. Keep them roughly landscape and they will drop straight in without changing the layout.
[Write two or three short paragraphs here. What year JMS started, who runs it, and what you did before. People hiring a demolition contractor are trusting you with access to their property and with machines that can do real damage — say enough that they know who is turning up.]
[Second paragraph. Worth covering: the machines you own, whether you operate them yourself, and what area you cover. Specifics build more confidence than adjectives.]
[Third paragraph, optional. Insurance, WSIB, licensing, disposal facilities you use.]
Replace these with real feedback and real names, or delete this section until you have some. Three invented testimonials do more harm than none.
“[Placeholder — real client quote goes here. The useful ones mention something specific: how fast the site was cleared, how clean it was left, or a problem that got handled without drama.]”
“[Placeholder — a second real quote. If a builder or general contractor has used you repeatedly, that carries the most weight with trade clients.]”
“[Placeholder — a third. A homeowner quote balances out the trade ones and reassures people hiring you for a single job.]”
Send the basics and we will come and look. Quotes are free, in writing, and we will tell you if the job is not one for us.
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