Demolition Contractors Across Long Beach Neighborhoods
Downtown towers, coastal-zone lots, port industrial sites, corridor storefronts and older North Long Beach bungalows each come with their own access and review questions. Long Beach Demolition Co plans each job around the area it sits in. Choose yours below.
Downtown Long Beach
High-rise and mid-rise interior strip-outs, tenant improvement demolition and tight-access mixed-use work
Downtown Long Beach is a dense grid of high-rise towers, mid-rise apartments, older mixed-use blocks and ground-floor retail around Pine Avenue, East Village and the Shoreline waterfront. Most demolition work here happens inside buildings that stay standing: office floors cleared for a new tenant, restaurant shells opened up, and residential units gutted for a renovation while neighbors sleep one wall away.
View Downtown Long Beachdemolition →Belmont Shore & Naples
Coastal-zone scrape-and-rebuild teardowns on small beach-area lots and canal-side parcels
Belmont Shore and the island community of Naples sit between Second Street's shops, the beach and the canals, on narrow lots with homes and duplexes that are often a few feet from the next structure. Many demolitions here are the first step of a scrape-and-rebuild, and nearly all of them take place inside the Coastal Zone, which adds a layer of review that inland Long Beach projects do not face.
View Belmont Shore & Naplesdemolition →Port & Westside Industrial
Heavy industrial slab, foundation and warehouse demolition in the harbor and Terminal Island logistics belt
The Port of Long Beach, Terminal Island and the industrial streets around the Westside and the I-710 corridor make up one of the country's busiest goods-movement areas. Demolition here means warehouses, tilt-up buildings, loading docks, machinery pads and thick reinforced slabs, often on sites with decades of industrial history beneath them.
View Port & Westside Industrialdemolition →Bixby Knolls & Uptown
Mid-century commercial corridor storefronts and older single-family teardowns along Atlantic Avenue
Bixby Knolls and Uptown are built around Atlantic Avenue, a commercial corridor of older storefronts, restaurants, studios and small offices flanked by streets of mid-century single-family homes and Craftsman-era houses. Demolition here is mostly about careful interior removal behind an active storefront, plus occasional teardowns of homes and small commercial buildings.
View Bixby Knolls & Uptowndemolition →North Long Beach
Multi-family and older bungalow teardowns, garage and driveway concrete removal, infill redevelopment
North Long Beach is mostly a residential area of older bungalows, small apartment buildings, duplexes and fourplexes, with garages and long concrete driveways behind them. Demolition work here tends to mean clearing an aging building so an infill project can take its place, or removing outbuildings and paving to open up a lot for an accessory dwelling unit.
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