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Demolition and breaking in Dammam and the Eastern Province
Demolishing traditional houses, concrete buildings and annexes, breaking walls, floors and tiles, then removing the debris and clearing the site.
- Full or partial demolition
- Breaking walls, floors and tiles
- Debris removal and site clearance
About Demolition and breaking
Safe demolition is planned before it starts: what comes down and what stays, the order from top to bottom, and how we protect neighbours, the street and live services. We carry out full demolition of traditional houses, concrete buildings, annexes and rest houses, and partial demolition inside occupied buildings — breaking a wall, stripping tiles and floors, or removing a kitchen and bathroom before refurbishment. We use electric breakers for interior work and heavy plant for full demolition, and haul debris to approved disposal sites.
Building demolition, wall and floor breaking and debris removal
What the service includes
- Demolishing traditional and concrete buildings
- Demolishing annexes, rest houses and walls
- Breaking interior walls and partitions
- Breaking tiles, floors and concrete
- Stripping kitchens and bathrooms before refurbishment
- Removing and hauling debris and levelling the site
Methods and equipment
How we do it and with what equipment
Heavy plant
Excavators with hydraulic breakers for full demolition and concrete foundations.
Cutting before breaking
Diamond-sawing parts that touch standing buildings to separate them before breaking.
Safety and protection
Hoarding and warning tape, disconnecting power and water, and water spraying to cut dust.
How it is done
How Demolition is done
- 1
Inspection and plan
We define what comes down, how, and what must be protected, and check access for plant and trucks.
- 2
Preparation
Disconnecting power and water, salvaging reusable items, and putting up hoarding.
- 3
Demolition in sequence
From the top down, with water spraying and debris loaded as we go.
- 4
Haulage and levelling
Hauling debris to approved sites and levelling and clearing the ground.
Estimated prices
What does Demolition cost?
The price depends on measurements, site condition and access, and is written in the offer after the inspection.
Estimated prices: Demolition and breaking
- Traditional house demolitionEstimated prices start from SAR 30 per m²
- Concrete house demolitionEstimated prices start from SAR 50 per m²
- Breaking interior wallsEstimated prices start from SAR 20 per m²
- Breaking floors and tilesEstimated prices start from SAR 25 per m²
- Annex and rest-house demolitionEstimated prices start from SAR 40 per m²
- Debris removal and clearanceEstimated prices start from SAR 10 per m³
Estimated prices — final price after site inspection and agreement
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Questions about Demolition
Is debris removal included?
The job can include removing debris, hauling it to approved sites and levelling the plot; we state this clearly in the offer.
What is the difference between demolishing a traditional house and a concrete building?
A traditional house of mud or block without a heavy concrete frame is simpler to bring down; a concrete building needs hydraulic breakers and more time, which is why their costs differ.
Can you break a wall inside an occupied flat?
Yes, with electric breakers after protecting furniture and floors; if the wall is concrete we prefer diamond sawing to reduce vibration.
How do you protect neighbouring buildings?
We separate adjoining parts by cutting first, demolish from the top down, put up hoarding and spray water to reduce dust.
How is demolition priced?
By the type of building, its area and number of floors, access and the volume of debris. Published figures are estimates; the final price follows inspection and agreement.
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