Jorge Luis MolinaDBA Molina Demolition — Arizona ROC #291875

Excavator demolishing a structure during a full demolition job in Phoenix, AZ

Full & Partial Demolition — Phoenix, AZ

Full & Partial Demolition in Phoenix, AZ

Residential and commercial demolition, done right and cleaned up after.

Licensed & Bonded · 10+ Years Licensed · Owner-Operated · Top Pro on Thumbtack

Sometimes a structure has simply reached the end of the road. Maybe it's an old house that's cheaper to clear than to fix, a detached garage that's falling apart, or a commercial space that needs to go back to bare dirt before something new goes up. Full and partial demolition is heavy work, and it's work where mistakes cost real money. Molina Demolition handles residential and commercial demolition across Phoenix — done by the owner, cleaned up completely, and hauled away when we're done.

When You Need Full & Partial Demolition

Full demolition makes sense when a building is beyond saving — fire damage, structural failure, or a teardown to make room for new construction. Partial demolition is the right call when only part of a structure needs to go: a garage, an addition, an interior section, a block wall, or a patio cover that's seen better days. Homeowners also call us for shed removals, old carports, and storm-damaged structures. If you're not sure whether what you have counts as full or partial, that's fine — describe it and Jorge will tell you straight what the job actually involves.

We do both residential and commercial demolition. On the residential side, that's houses, garages, sheds, block walls, and backyard structures. On the commercial side, it's tenant improvements, strip-outs, partial building removal, and full teardowns of small commercial structures — planned around your business or tenants so the rest of the property keeps running. Same owner, same equipment, same cleanup standard on both.

Full house demolition in progress — block rubble pile and skid steer clearing the site in Phoenix

Our Demolition Process

Every demolition job starts with a walkthrough. Jorge looks at the structure, checks what's connected to it, and figures out the safest, cleanest way to bring it down. Utilities get confirmed off before anything moves. Then the structure comes down in a controlled way — not a free-for-all — with the debris sorted and loaded out as the work goes. When the last load leaves, the site is raked clean and ready for whatever comes next. You won't be left staring at a pile of rubble wondering who to call.

Demolition Cost in Phoenix

Demolition pricing depends on the size of the structure, what it's made of, how easy it is to get equipment to it, and how much material needs to be hauled away. A small shed and a full house are obviously very different jobs. What stays the same is how we quote: Jorge looks at the actual job, gives you an upfront number, and that's the number. No hidden fees showing up after the work starts.

Why Choose Molina Demolition

Molina Demolition holds Arizona ROC License #291875 — Specialty Dual CR-57 Wrecking — active and bonded, with zero complaints on file since 2014. Jorge is the owner-operator, which means the person you talk to on the phone is the person running the equipment. No subcontracted crews, no handoffs. The reviews back it up: 4.8 stars with 129 reviews and Top Pro status on Thumbtack, 5.0 stars on Yelp, and 4.8 stars on HomeAdvisor.

Want to see everything we handle? Visit our homepage or call and talk it through with Jorge.

Demolition Questions We Hear

Do I need to disconnect utilities before demolition?

Utilities need to be off before a structure comes down, and that's part of the planning. Jorge walks through what's connected and what needs to happen before any work starts, so nothing gets hit and nothing gets skipped.

Can you take down just part of a building?

Yes — partial demolition is a big part of the work. Garages, additions, block walls, and interior sections can all come down on their own while the rest of the structure stays put and protected.

What happens to all the debris?

It gets loaded and hauled away as part of the job. When the work is done, the site is raked clean — no pile left behind, no dumpster sitting in your driveway for a week.

How do I get a price for my demolition job?

Call (623) 570-0859 and Jorge will set up a time to see the structure. Estimates are free, the quote is upfront, and the number you're quoted is the number you pay.

Ready to Tear It Down?

Call Jorge at (623) 570-0859 for a free estimate on your demolition job. Straight answers from the guy who'll do the work.

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