Deconstruction Services in Seattle, Washington

Our team works methodically to salvage valuable building materials such as lumber, cabinetry, doors, flooring, and more. These materials can be repurposed, resold, or reused—diverting waste from landfills and promoting environmentally responsible building practices.

We proudly support Seattle’s Priority Green and Built Green initiatives. Many of our projects qualify for city and utility-based incentives, including a $4,000 Seattle Deconstruction Grant. In fact, we assist with every step of the process—handling required salvage assessments, grant paperwork, and waste diversion reports so you don’t have to. Garage deconstruction projects may even qualify for an additional $500 grant. We also coordinate closely with Seattle City Light to request priority electrical disconnects, which can help you avoid costly delays.

Our team is fully equipped to handle full structure teardowns, partial deconstruction, garage removals, and interior strip-outs for remodels or additions. We specialize in hand deconstruction, a technique ideal for tight urban lots, tall buildings, roof additions, or selective demolition. We also provide hybrid deconstruction, which combines selective salvage with mechanical takedown—meeting the technical definition of “deconstruction” under the city’s Priority Green guidelines.

Every deconstruction project we complete follows strict safety and environmental protocols. All construction and demolition (C&D) waste is transported to certified Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) to ensure it’s processed responsibly and in compliance with city regulations. This reduces environmental burden while helping your project meet local sustainability benchmarks.



Our deconstruction services are especially valuable for architects, general contractors, developers, and property owners who want to meet green building standards or reduce their carbon footprint. In many cases, our grant-backed deconstruction bids are comparable in cost to traditional demolition, particularly for structures under 1,000 square feet.

Whether you're removing a single-family home, garage, or part of a larger building, our deconstruction services are designed to give you options. We make it easy to stay on schedule, save money through salvage value and grants, and reduce your project's environmental impact.