A single house
DSHS says demolishing one private residence on its own needs no state notification, and a single home is outside the state rules. Neighbors and workers still breathe the dust, so we suggest a survey anyway.
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A building cannot come down cleanly while asbestos is still in it. We arrange the survey and clear what turns up, so your demolition contractor starts with a site that has been dealt with.
Ask Richardson Building Inspection for its demolition permit steps before you schedule the crew.

DSHS says demolishing one private residence on its own needs no state notification, and a single home is outside the state rules. Neighbors and workers still breathe the dust, so we suggest a survey anyway.
Tearing down a commercial building brings two requirements even when no asbestos turns up. You need a survey, and you need to give the state notice at least 10 working days before work begins.
A building with more than four units follows the survey rules, and the owner is the one responsible for them. Plan the survey well before the demolition date, since abatement has to finish first.
The state rules treat a building ordered demolished as structurally unsound and in danger of imminent collapse differently. If that is your case, tell us at the start, because the order has to accompany the notice.
Ask Richardson Building Inspection for its demolition permit steps before you schedule the crew.
For the survey on its own, see testing and surveys, or the homepage.
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