Demolition Across Fresno, Clovis and the Central Valley
A Tower District bungalow, a Downtown masonry interior, a Clovis tract home and a Highway 99 warehouse are four very different jobs. Fresno Demolition Co plans each one around where it sits. Pick your area below.
Tower District
Pre-war bungalow and mixed-use interior demolition with lead and asbestos awareness
The Tower District is one of Fresno's older, character-rich neighborhoods, where pre-war bungalows and small mixed-use storefronts sit close together on modest lots. Demolition here tends to be smaller in scale than a warehouse job, but it asks for more care: neighbors are a few feet away, the buildings were built long before modern material rules, and the street feels the impact of every truck.
View Tower Districtdemolition →Downtown Fresno
Older commercial interior strip-outs and adaptive-reuse demolition
Downtown Fresno's building stock includes older masonry and mid-rise commercial buildings, many of them candidates for conversion into offices, residences, restaurants or event space. The demolition work that comes first is usually selective: pull out the failed ceilings, partitions and mechanical systems, protect the structure, and leave the owner a clean shell.
View Downtown Fresnodemolition →Clovis
Residential scrape-and-rebuild and retail tenant space demolition under City of Clovis permitting
Clovis is its own city next to Fresno, with its own building and permit department. That matters for demolition: a project on the Clovis side of the line follows Clovis procedures, not Fresno's, even though the crew, the dump and the air district are shared. Always check with the City of Clovis for your address.
View Clovisdemolition →Fig Garden & Woodward Park
Established high-end lot tear-downs with mature-tree and neighbor protection
Fig Garden and the Woodward Park area include some of Fresno's more established residential lots: mid-century homes, older estates, large lots with mature trees and high-value neighbors. Demolition here is usually the first step in a custom rebuild, and the quality of the work is judged by what is left standing around the house as much as by what comes down.
View Fig Garden & Woodward Parkdemolition →Highway 99 Industrial Corridor
Warehouse, ag-industrial structure and heavy concrete slab demolition
The Highway 99 corridor through Fresno is a working industrial landscape of warehouses, distribution buildings, cold storage and agricultural-industrial structures such as packing sheds. Demolition along it is a heavy-equipment business: large footprints, thick slabs, deep footings and a long list of utilities and process systems to deal with before anything comes down.
View Highway 99 Industrial Corridordemolition →