Get Your Commercial Demolition Done With Bedrock Construction
Commercial demolition is a different beast. There are often more permits involved, additional safety considerations, and a broader scope of work compared to residential projects. Residential demolition has its nuances, but commercial work in the Calgary demolition industry typically requires a more detailed approach.
At Bedrock Construction, we’ve been providing full service demolition and large-scale construction and renovation services in Calgary since 1991. With decades of experience, we understand the specific requirements of each construction site and know how to navigate the local process, including obtaining a demolition permit when required.
Every project comes with its own demolition needs. From start to finish, we customize solutions to fit your situation—whether it’s partial, structural, or complete building demolitions. We can handle bathroom or kitchen removals, garage teardowns, or even second-storey dismantling.
We also take care of debris removal, including concrete, gravel, dirt, and other construction materials, ensuring your site is safe and ready for the next stage of work. When you need a reliable partner in Calgary demolition, Bedrock Construction is here to deliver.
We Always Consider the Environment
Bedrock Construction is committed to protecting the environment and ensuring that every aspect of your demolition is handled responsibly. From safe material removal to proper recycling and disposal, we take care of everything so your project meets both industry standards and environmental best practices.

Health and Safety Compliance
Abestos
- Part of the demolition process is to submit the right applications. There is a specific asbestos form with the City of Calgary. Before the demolition can commence the building has to be inspected and certified. It is either certified that there is no asbestos in it, or a professional company comes in and removes the asbestos and then it is certfied clean.
Visit the government of Alberta’s website for information about Occupational Health and Safety.
Trees
- You must submit a public tree notification with your demolition application. It doesn’t matter how close the trees are, a plan must be in place. Tree protection is very important and there are specific rules that must be followed to protect them.
- If the tree is within 6 meters a tree protection plan must be submitted. If the tree is further away than that the application must still be submitted but you can mark that on the application.
For more information about tree protection plans, visit calgary.ca/treeprotection.

The Bedrock Process for Demolition
As experienced demolition contractors in Calgary, we’ve developed a clear and reliable process to ensure every project—whether residential and commercial—is handled safely, efficiently, and to the highest standard.
Site Assessment
We begin with an onsite meeting to review the scope, budget, and timeline. This allows us to fully understand your demolition needs before moving forward.
Detailed Quote
Our team is known for transparent, meticulous quotes. We break down the project scope in detail so you know exactly what to expect from our commercial demolition services or residential projects.
Permits and Documentation
We handle the entire demolition permit and documentation process according to City of Calgary bylaws and regulations. For clients outside the city, we are well-versed in the different rural bylaws and requirements.
Utilities and Services
Before demolition begins, we ensure all utilities and services are properly shut off, minimizing risks and ensuring compliance.
Pre-Inspection
We coordinate pre-inspections to confirm that the site is ready. This may include testing or special handling for hazardous materials, guaranteeing safety for all involved.
Demolition Phase
Our crews manage the work from start to finish, keeping the project on schedule and on budget. We also document progress with photos and video for your records.
Post-Inspection
Once demolition is complete, we coordinate final inspections to ensure full compliance before cleanup and disposal.


