HAUSEDemolition planning

HAUSE ยท Demolition planning

Make removal decisions with a clear project record.

Describe what may be removed, what must remain and the records needed for the next conversation. Keep approvals, material questions, utility responsibilities and quote assumptions visible.

Independent intake. A request does not confirm a contractor, booking or technical approval.

Describe what may be removed, what must remain and the records needed for the next conversation. Keep approvals, material questions, utility responsibilities and quote assumptions visible.
Conceptual planning illustration. The project needs its own records and responsible review.

Keep facts, assumptions and decisions separate.

Describe the boundary

List removed and retained areas, salvage items and the final condition you want discussed.

Retain the unknowns

Record material, concealed-condition, authority and professional-review questions. A photograph or a calculation does not resolve them.

Compare the same scope

Keep quote exclusions, allowances, entered amounts and changes beside the proposal they describe.

Start with a practical guide

Find the authority for the property and record its actual requirements rather than applying a rule from another city.

Plan demolition permit checks

Find the authority for the property and record its actual requirements rather than applying a rule from another city.

Worksheets using your entered information

A useful next conversation

Prepare the available records, state what remains uncertain and identify who needs to answer each question. Your worksheet can become an editable brief for independent HAUSE intake.

Keep hazardous-material, structural and utility decisions with the appropriate qualified people. These pages do not supply a work procedure or a safety diagnosis.