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Avatar for Paradise Flooring and Design
Paradise Flooring and Design
4.9(
5
)
Demolition

Serving Ponce De Leon, FL and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2019

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

"Job was vinyl plank installation and carpet on the stairs. All work is excellent. Some very minor items with fit of trim and that fact that recessed lighting on the floor below was knocked loose. Not a big deal. Ben and team came in on short notice and the price was reasonable."
Bedroom
Bedroom 2
Stairs
Stairs 2
Hallway

+6

Response time1 day
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Pro Site Development
2.7(
11
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Demolition

Serving Ponce De Leon, FL and surrounding areas

In business since 2019

Free estimates

"The company was awesome. They went out the same day i called for a quote. Got the quotes to me the following day, as promised. Has been working to get me the best possible price. We are currently still in the planning phase, so we have not hired anyone as of yet."
Response time2 days
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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FAQs for demolition projects in Ponce De Leon, FL

A complete chimney demolition takes close to five days with a two-person crew; removing only the stack can be completed in half a day. Pros take the structure down brick by brick, add temporary supports if needed, and haul away debris before they leave. Their step-by-step approach safeguards nearby walls and the roof while keeping dust and hazards in check.

Most municipalities require a permit before any part of the chimney comes down. Check with your local building department for the exact fees and paperwork, and confirm any HOA rules that may be applicable. Your structural engineer or chimney professional can obtain the permit on your behalf and ensure that every step complies with local safety and zoning codes.

You can close up your chimney instead of demolishing it. This process involves sealing the damper, installing a chimney cap, and closing the fireplace opening with a secure barrier such as bricks or a door. Closing the chimney maintains the structure while preventing airflow, moisture, and debris entry. This method reduces demolition costs and complies with building code requirements when complete removal is not necessary.

Removing a chimney and switching to modern, eco-friendly alternatives enhances your property’s appeal through increased energy efficiency and potential LEED certification. However, many buyers insist on an operational fireplace, and as a result, removal can reduce overall home value by $5,000. Homeowners should assess market expectations and consult experts to ensure that any changes align with their long-term property goals.

It’s crucial to determine if your chimney is load-bearing before starting removal. Modern homes feature chimneys that are independent of the building’s structure, whereas older homes rely on chimneys for support of critical systems. Review your blueprints or consult a qualified structural engineer to confirm if additional support is necessary. This step ensures safe removal and sound planning.

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