All Out Rubbish demolishes and removes mobile and manufactured homes in Fort Lauderdale, including permits, and we are licensed, insured and bonded. Text the address, photos of the home and its access, and whether it's a single- or double-wide for a written project quote.
Call (561) 345-9808 or text photos of the area for a project quote. Every Fort Lauderdale quote depends on the size of the area, how much material has to move, site access, and whether material is supplied or hauled off.
Mobile homes come down differently from site-built houses: the frame, axles and chassis are steel, and add-on porches or rooms are often built separately. Tell us everything attached to the home so the written scope covers it all.
We handle the demolition permit. If the home sits in a mobile home park, check the park's rules on work hours, access and what must be left behind. On a private lot, the address determines city or unincorporated Broward County review. Utilities must be disconnected before work starts.
Before removal, confirm who holds the title and whether anything stays, such as the slab, piers, driveway or utility stubs. Say whether you're replacing the home or clearing the lot so we can quote the right finish.
Why All Out Rubbish Does More
All Out Rubbish began as a junk removal company, but our crew brought years of skilled-trade experience to every job. Customers noticed the difference clean, careful, professional work and kept asking us to take on the next project too. We grew by answering that demand honestly expanding into contracting, moving, cleaning, materials delivery, and property solutions because that is what the people we serve actually needed.
It is why Mobile Home Demolition & Removal in Fort Lauderdale is handled with the same care, accountability, and craftsmanship that first earned our customers' trust. All Out Rubbish handles full-house demolition with permits, and is licensed, insured and bonded. We keep our skills current, explain your options in plain language, and treat your property the way we would treat our own.
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Those are separate scope decisions. Specify which foundations, footings, driveways, pools, fences, trees and outbuildings must go and which must stay. Confirm each item in the written quote; full-house teardown does not automatically mean every improvement on the lot is removed.
Older roofing, siding, flooring and other materials may need assessment before they are disturbed. Ask the applicable environmental authority which survey, notification and abatement rules apply to this building and project. Do not assume a single-family home is exempt from every requirement, and do not treat ordinary demolition as approval for hazardous-material removal.
Agree on the finish standard in writing: debris removal, retained slabs or footings, open excavations, backfill, rough grading and any inspection or closeout documents. A cleared lot is not automatically engineered, compacted or approved for a new foundation.
All Out Rubbish is an independent demolition service, not a city or county agency. We handle the project's permits; official offices determine the applicable approvals. For every question about teardown, construction demos, utilities, slabs and getting the lot back to flat land, read our complete demolition guide, what we demolish and permit guides by city.
Broward's building division serves unincorporated areas and certain contracted jurisdictions; other addresses use their city building department. The county asbestos page requires its Statement of Responsibilities process at least 10 working days before demolition or renovation begins and a Certificate of Submittal for the building application. The stated fee exemption for residential buildings with four or fewer units is not a blanket exemption from that process. Confirm current project-specific requirements before scheduling.
Fort Lauderdale publishes separate exterior and interior demolition checklists, including tree-protection guidance. Demolition of a designated historic property can require a Certificate of Appropriateness. Check the property's designation and the relevant checklist before planning the teardown, not after equipment is scheduled.
Official sources reviewed October 30, 2026. Requirements can change; confirm the current checklist for the exact address and scope.
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Text the property address, photos of what must come down, access photos and the finish you need for a project quote.