Kitchen Demolition in NC — Cabinets, Counters, Tile, and More
Kitchen demolition jobs in North Carolina typically cover some combination of: cabinet removal, countertop removal, tile or flooring removal, soffit and drywall demolition, and appliance disconnection and haul. We quote the scope you need — full gut or specific sections.
Cabinet removal depends on how they were installed. Modern cabinets fastened to studs come off without much drama. Older cabinets glued, nailed, and screwed through multiple layers of material take more work and sometimes cause surface damage behind them — that’s not us being rough, that’s 40-year-old installation methods. If you need the walls behind the cabinets in pristine condition, that’s a conversation to have before demo starts.
Countertop removal depends on material. Laminate counters on older kitchens come off relatively easily. Tile countertops with mortar beds take time and leave residue. Granite and quartz slabs are heavy and require two people at the counter plus someone managing the corner transitions. Tell us what material you have so we can bring the right tools and crew.
Appliances disconnected and removed as part of a kitchen demo are included in the quote. Gas lines need to be capped by a plumber before we touch the range or oven — we don’t work around active gas lines. Have the gas service shut off or the line capped before the demo day, and have a plumber lined up if the cap isn’t already in place.
