Verified project / Beverly Hills, MI / September 2026

Kitchen Demolition in Beverly Hills, MI

This selective interior demolition covered the connected kitchen, dining room and living room areas. The documented removal list was:

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Beverly Hills galley kitchen before demolition beside the same space opened to exposed framing and plywood subfloor

Project overview

Kitchen Demolition for an Open Remodel Start

Actual project documentation from a September 2026 selective interior demolition in Beverly Hills, MI. Demohaulic protected the home, set up containment, removed the galley kitchen finishes and appliances, opened the walls connecting the kitchen, dining room and living room, and took the tile floor down to the plywood subfloor.

Location: Beverly Hills, MI — Oakland County
Date: September 2026
Service: Selective kitchen demolition / interior remodel prep
Primary work: Wall, ceiling, cabinet, appliance and floor removal

The scope

Open the kitchen and remove the approved finishes.

Selective interior demolition in Beverly Hills, MI

This selective interior demolition covered the connected kitchen, dining room and living room areas. The documented removal list was:

Living room wall that connected to the dining room and kitchen
Wall studs as part of that wall removal
Wall connecting the dining room and the kitchen
Chair rail in the dining room
Window casings in the dining room
Kitchen ceiling
Kitchen sink, stove, dishwasher, range hood, countertop and cabinets
Refrigerator relocated into the garage
Kitchen floor

Demohaulic does not perform plumbing or electrical work, so any utility disconnects were handled by the appropriate licensed trade.

Floor removal

Take the tile down to plywood.

The red-brown kitchen floor tile was removed down to the plywood subfloor. The documented floor removal stayed within the kitchen demolition scope and exposed the surface needed for the next remodel phase.

The control plan

Protect the home before the teardown.

Demohaulic set up containment and protected the home before demolition began. Clear plastic barriers, a taped ZIPWALL zipper door and dust control equipment were used to help contain and reduce demolition dust while the kitchen and connected walls were opened.

Floor-to-ceiling clear plastic containment wall held with vertical spring poles
Clear plastic ZIPWALL zipper door taped into the kitchen doorway
Blue painter’s tape over registers and openings in the work area
Dust control equipment used during the demolition

Photo record

Kitchen demolition, documented by stage.

These client-supplied photos document a selective interior demolition in Beverly Hills, MI. The record moves from the intact galley kitchen and protection setup through containment, demolition, dust control, detailed cleanup and the opened remodel-ready space. The supplied before-and-after image is retained as the featured image with its original labels and logo.

Before

Property protection

Plywood floor by a kitchen window with blue painter’s tape covering a floor register and clear plastic protection visible at the edge — Blue painter’s tape covering a floor register near the window as the floor removal area is prepared.

Kitchen wall corner with blue painter’s tape covering a low register, marked wall lines and a plywood floor during demolition — A wall register covered with blue painter’s tape beside marked removal lines and a stripped plywood floor.

Containment

Kitchen doorway sealed with a clear plastic ZIPWALL zipper door and blue painter’s tape, with cabinets and refrigerator still in place — Clear plastic ZIPWALL zipper door taped into the kitchen doorway before teardown.

Demolition

Red-brown kitchen tile floor between wood-toned cabinets with blue painter’s tape covering a wall register — Red-brown tile remains between the wood-toned cabinets while a wall register is protected with blue tape.

Dust control

Opened kitchen and living area with exposed wall framing, ceiling insulation, stripped floor and demolition equipment near the windows — Opened-up kitchen and living area with exposed framing, ceiling insulation and demolition equipment at the right edge.

Detailed cleanup

Kitchen floor stripped to plywood subfloor with blue painter’s tape over a wall register and demolition debris near the doorway — The kitchen floor stripped to plywood, with blue tape over the wall register and loose demolition material at the doorway.

Stripped plywood subfloor with plastic drop sheeting, blue tape over a wall register and painted cut marks on the wall — Stripped plywood subfloor with plastic drop sheeting, blue tape at the register and painted wall cut marks.

Remodel-ready space

Gutted kitchen opened to the adjacent room with exposed wall framing, ceiling joists, insulation and stripped floor — The kitchen opened into the adjacent room, with wall framing and ceiling joists exposed.

Opened wall between rooms with exposed framing, ceiling insulation and stripped plywood subfloor — The former wall line opened up to the next room, with exposed framing and the stripped floor visible.

Stripped room with exposed wall studs, ceiling joists, insulation and a plywood subfloor after kitchen demolition — The stripped room showing exposed studs, ceiling joists, insulation and the open connection to the adjacent area.

Completed wall opening to the next room with exposed framing, ceiling insulation and stripped plywood subfloor — A completed wall opening through to the next room, with exposed framing and the stripped floor.

The result

The connected rooms are open for the remodel.

The kitchen, dining-room connection and living-room connection were opened for the next remodel phase. The listed walls, ceiling, cabinets, countertop, appliances and kitchen floor were removed, leaving exposed framing, ceiling joists, insulation and plywood subfloor visible in the documented handoff photos.

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