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Demolition services

At King Demolition, we provide safe, efficient, and fully compliant demolition services across Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire, and the South of England. With years of experience, our fully insured team handles all types of demolition, from homes to commercial and industrial buildings, maintaining the highest standards of safety and professionalism on every project.
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King Demolition excavator taking down a house — demolition underway

About our
demolition services

Choosing King Demolition means working with a team that handles every detail for you. We manage the full demolition process, including the preparation and submission of Section 80 forms, method statements, and waste management plans. Our structured approach keeps your project compliant and efficient, while our strong focus on recycling and sustainability ensures that over 90% of materials are recovered and reused. You can focus on what comes next, while we deliver a safe, environmentally responsible, and fully managed demolition service.
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King Demolition excavator knocking down a rendered building

Full demolition

Complete building removal managed safely and efficiently, from planning to completion, leaving your site clean, compliant and ready for redevelopment.

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Excavator removing part of a brick house, with rubble and a tipper lorry beside it

Partial demolition

Safe, precise removal of selected structures or areas, protecting surrounding buildings while ensuring minimal disruption and full regulatory compliance.

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Interior stripped back to bare brick and block walls and roof timbers

Soft strip

Careful removal of internal fixtures and non-structural elements, preparing buildings for refurbishment while maximising recycling and safe waste handling.

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Controlled structural demolition

Our controlled structural demolition service is designed for projects that require precision, planning, and complete control. Whether it’s the careful dismantling of part of a structure or the full removal of a complex building, our experienced team uses modern techniques and equipment to deliver safe, efficient results. Every stage is carefully managed to protect nearby structures, minimise disruption, and ensure full compliance with all safety regulations.
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Controlled demolition of a canopy with a telehandler

A house demolition
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Footage from one of our house demolitions. The site is fenced off from the street, and our excavator loads the rubble straight into a tipper lorry so it can be taken away for recycling.

Questions about demolition

What is the difference between full and partial demolition?

Full demolition removes the whole building and leaves the site clean and ready for redevelopment. Partial demolition removes selected parts of a building, such as an extension, while the structure that stays is protected.

Do you demolish commercial and industrial buildings?

Yes. We take on everything from small residential strip-outs to complex commercial and industrial demolition.

What is controlled structural demolition?

It is demolition planned for precision and control: the careful dismantling of part of a structure, or the full removal of a complex building, with every stage managed to protect nearby structures and keep disruption to a minimum.

What paperwork do you handle?

We prepare and submit the Section 80 notice, method statement and waste management plan, and provide risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) before work starts.

How much of the building is recycled?

Over 90% of materials are recovered and reused. Bricks, timber, slate and clay peg tiles are reclaimed where they are in good enough condition, and all metals are recycled through approved facilities.

Which areas do you cover?

We work across Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and the South of England from our base at Three Legged Cross, near Wimborne.