Interior demolition in Riga and the surrounding region: partition walls, tiles, floors, sanitary ware. The rubble leaves at the same time.
Demolition and waste removal are usually two companies and two invoices — one crew knocks it down, another comes days later to take it away. We do both in one visit: take down the partition, lift the tiles or strip out the old bathroom, then collect the rubble and drive it away. No two crews to coordinate, and no debris in the hallway waiting for a collection.
Demolition and removal happen back to back, the same day. Nothing to wait for, no two companies to line up.
We sheet up adjoining rooms, doorways and floors. Lifting tiles and hacking off mortar is dusty work, so we plan for it.
We do not touch load-bearing structures without a design and building authority approval. If there is doubt, we say so before the work, not after.
Both jobs are quoted together and agreed before we start — no surprise invoice for the rubble afterwards.
Fill in the request form and add a few photos. We will reply within 5 minutes.
The crew arrives at a time you choose — often the same day or the next.
We work the price out from the photos and agree it with you. We only start once you have confirmed.
We work cleanly and tidy up after ourselves.
We take requests through the form
Add a few photos — we reply within 5 minutes with a price.
Book a collectionThe real advantage: knocking it down and taking it away happen in one visit, one company, one price. Nobody waits for one crew to finish before the next starts.
Brick, plasterboard and chipboard partitions. We first check the wall is not load-bearing — altering one needs building authority approval, and without it we will not do the work. Ten square metres of brick wall gives 2–3 m³ of rubble and weighs about a tonne and a half.
Wall and floor tiles, the mortar bed beneath and old plaster. Tile removal is the dustiest job in any renovation, so we sheet up adjoining rooms and doorways. The rubble is heavy — 10 m² of tiles with mortar weighs 300–400 kg.
Parquet, laminate, linoleum, old boarded floors and the screed underneath. Screed is the heaviest option — 20 m² can give 2–3 m³ and around two tonnes, so we plan it separately.
The old bath, shower cubicle, basin, toilet and tiles. A cast-iron bath alone weighs 80–120 kg and usually leaves a flat in pieces — our job, not yours.
Old kitchen units, worktops, tiled splashbacks and worn-out integrated appliances. Stripped out and taken away in one go.
Internal doors with frames, old window units, built-in wardrobes and overhead storage. These come alongside the rest of the strip-out and need no separate visit.
Taking down whole buildings with heavy plant is not our field — that needs excavators, separate permits and a different specialism. We work indoors, by hand.
Altering load-bearing walls, floors and structures requires a design and building authority approval. If it is unclear whether a wall is load-bearing, we say so and suggest you establish it before the work, not after.
Asbestos-containing materials are hazardous waste with a strictly regulated chain of handling. We neither strip them out nor remove them. If we find any, we warn you.
We strip out sanitary ware, but disconnecting and reworking services must be done by a certified specialist. If that is not done yet, we agree the order of work.
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