Demolition
Residential and commercial demolition, concrete removal, interior demo, and debris disposal.
Licensed & Insured
When a structure needs to come down, you need a crew that does it safely, efficiently, and legally. We handle residential and commercial demolition projects from planning through final cleanup.
What we demolish
- Residential structures (houses, garages, sheds)
- Commercial buildings and interiors
- Concrete and asphalt removal
- Interior demolition (gut renovations)
- Debris removal and disposal
Safety first
Demolition is inherently dangerous work. We follow OSHA safety practices on every job. Our crew knows how to take down structures methodically, managing dust, debris, and any hazardous materials that may be present. We carry full insurance and make sure the job is done to code.
Complete cleanup
We do not just knock things down and leave. We remove all debris, sort recyclable materials, and leave the site graded and ready for the next phase of your project. One call handles the whole job.
Why choose StoneLex?
- OSHA Safety-Focused Practices.
- Licensed and insured.
- Response within 1 hour by phone. Phone, 24/7.
Where we offer demolition
StoneLex handles demolition from Orland Park across the towns below. Each town page covers what is different about the work there.
- our Homer Glen service area
- our work in Frankfort
- demolition for New Lenox
- serving Tinley Park
- help near Joliet
- our Naperville service area
- our work in Plainfield
- demolition for Mokena
From our blog: How Much Does It Cost to Demolish a House? (2026).
Related services
- Drainage Solutions: French drains, catch basins, culverts, downspout drainage, and regrading to fix water problems on your property.
- Hardscape Construction: Retaining walls, paver patios, walkways, and outdoor living spaces built to last.
- Snow Removal: Commercial snow removal, parking lot plowing, sidewalk clearing, and salting for businesses across the south suburbs.
See all of our excavation & site work services, or head back to the StoneLex home page.
Cost of demolition in Orland Park
What moves the price:
- Size and construction of the structure
- Interior-only or full teardown
- Debris volume and disposal fees
- Utility disconnects and permits
- Equipment access on tight lots
Every job is different, so we give you an exact price up front, and you approve it before any work starts.
How it works
Demolition: how it works
Get your free estimate
Call or request a quote online. We find the real cause and give you your free estimate before any work starts.
We schedule your job
Pick a time that works for you. We show up when we say we will and keep you in the loop the whole way.
Tested before we leave
We test the work before we leave and walk you through what we did.
Get a free estimate for demolition
Call now or request a free estimate. Response within 1 hour by phone. Emergency service available.
Licensed & Insured · No obligation
Find us
9957 W 151st St, Orland Park, IL 60462 · View us on Google
FAQ
Demolition, common questions
Do you handle permits for demolition?
Yes. We pull the required demolition permits and coordinate inspections. You do not have to deal with the municipality.
Can you do interior-only demolition?
Yes. We handle interior demo for renovation projects, removing walls, flooring, fixtures, and finishes while leaving the structure intact.
What happens to the debris?
We haul all debris off site. Concrete, metal, and wood are sorted for recycling where possible. The site is left clean and graded.
Do you disconnect utilities before demolition?
Utility disconnects are confirmed before any demolition starts. Gas, electric, water, and sewer must be shut off and verified, and underground lines get located through JULIE, the Illinois 811 service, before we dig. It is a core part of our OSHA safety-focused process, and it protects your property and the crews on site.
Need demolition?
Call now or request a free estimate. Response within 1 hour by phone. Emergency service available.
Response within 1 hour by phone · Licensed and insured · No obligation