BIG OR SMALL- WE SMASH IT ALL!
*Demolition including Asbestos and hazardous material abatement
MULTI-FACILITY DEMOLITION
SAW CUTTING AND CONCRETE DEMOLITION
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC WORK COMPLIANT
EQUIPMENT -READY FOR ANY SIZE JOB
RESIDENTIAL
JOB SITE CLEARING AND CLEANUP
For Demolition Services in the Treasure Valley, RedCo Is The Right Choice
When a structure needs to come down, you need a demolition contractor with the right equipment, proper licensing, and the experience to do it safely and efficiently. Redco Excavation & Demolition has been tearing down, hauling away, and clearing sites across the Treasure Valley for over 30 years.
We handle commercial, residential, and industrial demolition — from single-family home teardowns to multi-building facility clearances. And we do it with full compliance, minimal disruption, and a clean site when we're done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to demolish a building in Idaho? Yes, demolition permits are typically required in Idaho for structural demolitions. Requirements vary by city and county, Nampa, Boise, Meridian, and Caldwell each have their own processes. Redco is familiar with the permitting landscape in the Treasure Valley and can walk you through what's required for your specific project.
How much does demolition cost in the Treasure Valley? Demolition costs depend on structure size, material composition, access, disposal requirements, and whether hazardous materials are present. A small outbuilding removal may cost a few thousand dollars, while a full commercial demolition can range significantly higher. Contact us for a free on-site estimate.
How long does demolition take? Most residential demolition projects can be completed in one to two days. Larger commercial or multi-structure projects may take longer depending on scope, debris volume, and site logistics. We'll give you a realistic timeline as part of your estimate.
Can you handle demolition and excavation together? Absolutely. Redco provides both demolition and excavation services, so we can handle a full scope: teardown, debris removal, grading, and site prep, under one contractor. That streamlines the project and reduces coordination headaches.