Sterling Heights
demolition and excavation.
Demolition, excavation, and site work for supplier facilities, Hall Road commercial, and the neighborhoods. Quotes in 24 hours.
Supplier belt.
Hall Road growth
Macomb County sits at the center of Metro Detroit's industrial history, which means our work here deals with structures and infrastructure that were built for a very different economic moment.
As Michigan's fourth-largest city, Sterling Heights generates every category of the work: supplier and industrial interior demolition, commercial site preparation along the Hall Road corridor, and a residential stock spanning 1960s neighborhoods on aging laterals through newer subdivisions. Multi-site contractors value subs who can work across active locations without re-mobilization drama.
We work across all of it. Single-family demolitions and sewer replacements in city neighborhoods. Commercial teardowns on former industrial sites. General contractor coordination on new construction and additions. The same core scope applies whether the project is in Indian Village, Westland, or Trenton.
Four services.
County-wide coverage.
The four service lines apply across every city in Macomb County, with the specific shape of the work shifting by neighborhood age, housing density, and whether the job sits in Detroit proper or the surrounding suburbs.
Residential & Commercial Demolition
Full structure teardowns, interior demolition, and selective demolition across Macomb County. Detroit's older housing stock means most of our residential demolition sits in neighborhoods where adjacent properties need careful protection during tear-down.
- Full residential structure teardowns
- Commercial & industrial demolition
- Interior gut-outs for renovation
- BSEED permit coordination
Construction Debris Hauling
Construction debris, demolition debris, property cleanout, and material hauling across Macomb County. Coordinated with active demolition sites and GC project schedules, sized to the job so trucks don't sit idle or get overwhelmed.
- Construction & demolition debris hauling
- Property cleanouts
- Post-demolition site cleanup
- Aggregate & material delivery
Sewer Replacement & Site Excavation
The aging clay and cast iron sewer laterals across Macomb County generate steady demand for full line replacement. Water line work, foundation excavation, utility trenching, and site prep round out the scope for new construction and rebuilds.
- Sewer line replacement (clay & cast iron)
- Water line repair & lead line replacement
- Foundation & underground utility excavation
- Site prep & grading
Sterling Heights and beyond.
One contract, county-wide.
Coverage spans the full county. These are the cities and communities where we run the most active scope, with response times and permit knowledge tuned to each municipality.
Permits handled.
No lost weeks.
Permits run through the city's building department, with MISS DIG marking before excavation. Industrial and supplier projects get scheduling built around production so operations keep moving while the work does.
BSEED Permits
The City of Detroit Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department processes all building, demolition, excavation, and right-of-way permits within the city. Demolition submissions require proof of asbestos abatement, utility disconnection, and site plans.
Residential demolition permits typically issue in 2 to 4 weeks when the submission is complete. Commercial demolition runs 4 to 8 weeks depending on scope. We coordinate BSEED submissions end to end so the project schedule builds the permit timeline in from day one.
Typical TurnaroundResidential 2-4 weeks · Commercial 4-8 weeksSuburban Building Departments
Dearborn, Livonia, Westland, Taylor, Canton, Plymouth, Redford, and the Downriver cities each operate their own building departments. Permit processes are similar in structure to Detroit but typically faster, with residential approvals often in 1 to 3 weeks.
Fees, submission requirements, and inspector availability vary by municipality. We handle applications with whichever department has jurisdiction, including coordination on cross-boundary right-of-way work and utility tie-ins.
Typical TurnaroundResidential 1-3 weeks · Commercial 3-6 weeksSterling Heights questions.
Answered directly.
Six questions we hear most often from property owners, general contractors, and developers working in Macomb County.
Do you work inside operating supplier facilities?
Yes. Interior demolition, office strip-outs, and equipment-area work inside operating plants is core scope, with containment and scheduling built around production.
What residential services are most common in Sterling Heights?
Sewer line replacement in the older 1960s-era neighborhoods, garage demolition, interior gut-outs for renovation, and property cleanouts lead the residential mix.
What does sewer line replacement cost here?
Typical residential replacement runs $3,500 to $8,000 depending on depth, length, and method, with older-neighborhood clay lines driving most of the demand.
Can you handle site prep along Hall Road?
Yes. Commercial site preparation, grading, and utility excavation for corridor development is standard scope.
Who pulls Sterling Heights permits?
We do, through the city's building department, with MISS DIG utility marking ahead of any dig.
How fast are quotes for Sterling Heights projects?
Within 24 hours standard; multi-site commercial programs get scoped on a site walk.
Let's get moving.
Send us the address, scope, and timeline. We'll send back a clear itemized quote with permits, coordination, and execution handled end to end across Macomb County.