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Ground-up builds, additions, and structural work managed by one accountable local crew.
Explore the serviceMichael Anderson founded Demo Construction in 2012 on a simple idea: do the work the way you would want it done for your own family, and the referrals take care of themselves.
Licensed, insured, and local to Denver—one honest estimate at a time.
Fourteen years of general construction, remodeling, and roofing across the Denver metro—done right the first time.

Ground-up builds, additions, and structural work managed by one accountable local crew.
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Thoughtful layouts, durable finishes, and a renovation process built around your home.
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Repairs and full replacements assessed clearly, installed carefully, and built for Colorado weather.
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Practical upgrades and complete transformations with clean lines, reliable materials, and careful detail.
See everything we doTo deliver construction work on schedule, on budget, and built the way we would build it for our own family.
To keep earning the kind of trust that has driven referrals for more than a decade.
Michael Anderson built Demo Construction on word-of-mouth—the kind of trust that only comes from finishing jobs the way you said you would.
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Start with a call, WhatsApp message, or the contact form.
Share the property, service, priorities, and timing so the first visit is productive.
A real walkthrough and a straightforward number.
We review the work in person, answer questions, and define what is included.
A clear timeline before anything starts.
Your crew follows the agreed sequence while keeping communication direct.
You sign off before we call it complete.
We review the result, address final details, and close only after your approval.
Follow the moving red line. Each point explains what is decided, what you can expect, and how the project advances before the next stage begins.
We begin with your goals, the property conditions, and the result you want. This conversation identifies priorities before recommendations are made.
Goals · Property · PrioritiesA site walkthrough confirms measurements, access, existing conditions, and potential challenges so the scope is based on the actual property.
Walkthrough · Measurements · ConditionsWe organize materials, sequence, schedule, and responsibilities. You receive a clear estimate before the crew begins construction.
Scope · Materials · ScheduleThe crew completes each phase in order, keeps the site organized, and communicates progress while the agreed work takes shape.
Coordination · Craftsmanship · UpdatesWe review the finished work with you, address remaining details, and close the project only after the final scope has been confirmed.
Review · Details · ApprovalAurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Golden, Littleton, Parker, Broomfield, Boulder, Castle Rock, Longmont—and communities within 60 miles of Denver.
View our service areaClear estimates, dependable scheduling, and work completed with care are the standards every Demo Construction project is built around.
A clearer project begins with clear expectations. These answers cover estimates, scheduling, service areas, and what happens before construction starts.
Yes. We begin with a conversation about your project and arrange a property walkthrough when needed. The free estimate explains the proposed scope so you can review what is included before any work is scheduled.
Yes. Demo Construction is licensed and insured for the work it performs. Project requirements are reviewed before scheduling so the crew, scope, and property conditions can be handled responsibly.
We serve Denver and surrounding communities within approximately 60 miles, including Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Parker, Golden, and nearby areas. Contact us with the project address to confirm availability.
Yes. We review both residential and commercial construction needs. The schedule, access requirements, work area, and property use are considered when planning the scope.
Prepare the project address, a short description of what you want to change, any known property concerns, and your preferred timeline. Photos, inspiration images, or existing plans can also help the first conversation stay focused.
The schedule is discussed after the scope, property conditions, and material needs are understood. Before work begins, we outline the expected sequence and communicate any factors that could affect timing.
Clear answers before construction begins.Tell us what you're planning and we'll follow up with a clear, no-pressure estimate—no obligation, just an honest look at the work.