Our crew arrives onsite with roll off dumpsters that will be used to store the material as we transfer donations to habitat for humanity. Any materials that can be donated are used as a tax write off. Once the deconstruction process begins, the demo project moves swiftly along.

We ensure the maximum tax credit for the home owner of a house deconstruction is taken into account by maintaining the structural integrity of the house while demolition is under way. Beginning with the roof allows the lumber to be taken apart and dismantled independently, gaining the amount of material saved for donation to Habitat to Humanity.

Each and every reusable piece is taken apart meticulously. Our crews are skilled at maintaining a safe and efficient workspace. Larger pieces may be taken down, and then they are individually deconstructed one piece at a time for donation and tax wrtite off.

Much of the work is in sorting the materials so that as little as possible ends up in the landfill. The Boulder and Larimer County codes and regulations ensure that the green building initiatives match the need for keeping the front range beautiful.

All of the materials that can be donated to Habitat for Humanity are meticulously packed into containers and delivered. Estimating the value of the After-Tax Benefit will greatly improve the overall investment of choosing a deconstruction instead of a demolition.