
Interior Strip-Outs
Whole floors and whole units back to base building — walls, ceilings, flooring, millwork and fixtures out, without touching what stays. Offices, retail, restaurants and institutional fit-outs.
Interior demolition
Experienced commercial crews and our own equipment — interior strip-outs, building demolition and site clearing from Edmonton to Red Deer and the towns around them, winter included. Disposal in the number.
Why Zebra
Zebra Demolition is backed by an established Edmonton landscaping company — the same experienced crews, the same owned equipment, and the same discipline that runs large commercial projects. That is what lets us commit to a date and put enough people on site to actually hold it.
What We Do
Commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-residential. Every scope quoted on site by the person who runs the crew.

Whole floors and whole units back to base building — walls, ceilings, flooring, millwork and fixtures out, without touching what stays. Offices, retail, restaurants and institutional fit-outs.
Interior demolition
Whole commercial and light-industrial buildings — from permits and utility disconnects through to a cleared, grade-ready site. Multi-building programs are where we work best.
Building demolition
Shop fit-outs, mezzanines, racking bases and process equipment out of industrial buildings, back to the shell. Nisku, Acheson and the Industrial Heartland.
Industrial demolitionPhased suite, corridor and common-area programs that keep the rest of the building occupied and operating.
Structure-sensitive removal at scale, with load paths, live services and the finishes that stay protected throughout.
Multi-structure clearances, foundation haul-off and full debris removal. Disposal inside the quote.
Winter Capacity
Interior demolition runs the same in January as in July — and the building is usually quieter. On a site clearance, frozen ground means cleaner access and less restoration afterwards. We have crews and equipment ready to mobilize on winter dates now.
Winter 2026–27 Outlook: NOAA puts a greater than 90% chance on a very strong El Niño this winter, and ECCC's outlook favours a milder, drier season across much of Alberta — fewer days lost to extreme cold on exterior scopes. What it changes on site →
Winter Demolition in EdmontonThe Process
Six steps from the first call to the final walkthrough. Same on every job.
We come to you. No charge, no obligation. We walk the full scope, flag anything that could bite later — asbestos risk, structural surprises, access, utility disconnects — and quote on the spot.
You get a date and a sequence with the quote, and we put enough crew on it to hold that date. If anything threatens it, you hear about it early, not on the day.
Floors covered. Walls masked. Dust barriers and negative air where they are needed. We treat the parts we are not touching like they are already finished — because they are.
Fast and precise. The crew knows where to hit and what to avoid — no guesswork around live services, load-bearing structure or the finishes that stay.
Dump fees are included. We haul every last piece — materials, rubble, disposal. You do not lift a thing or book a single bin.
We do not leave until you sign off. Walk the space with us — if anything is not right, we fix it before the job is closed.
Before & After
Real Zebra jobs. Left is what we walked into; right is what the next trade walked into.
Who We Work For
Almost all of our work is the demolition scope inside somebody else's project. We show up on the date we committed to, bring enough crew to finish, and hand the space over trade-ready.
A demo sub with the crew size to finish on schedule — no babysitting, no callbacks, no crew vanishing to another job halfway through.
Redevelopment and multi-unit conversions, phased so the rest of the asset keeps operating and the handover dates hold.
Suite, corridor and common-area programs across a portfolio, with insurance and WCB documentation ready before we mobilize.
Repositioning a floor, a building or a whole asset while tenants are still trading, off-hours where it is needed.
On The Job
Real crews, real sites — commercial and industrial demolition across Edmonton and central Alberta.




Where We Work
Crews go out across the metro the same week. Past it, we mobilize the crew and the equipment for the block and stay until the work is finished. We go where the work is.
Straight Answers
Yes — that is the point of calling us. We keep experienced commercial crews and our own equipment staged and ready to mobilize, including right through the winter, so we can commit to a start date rather than putting you in a queue. Tell us the date you need and we will tell you straight whether we can hold it.
Yes. The City of Edmonton requires both a development permit and a building permit, and the demolition permit must be issued before a footing and foundation permit can be released — so on a redevelopment the demolition permit gates your entire build schedule. Commercial work runs through the Commercial Demolition Building Permit process; interior-only scopes go through a Selective Interior Demolition application. Buildings on the Inventory of Historic Resources are reviewed by the Heritage Conservation Unit first. We walk the permit path with you during the on-site estimate.
Yes — it is most of what we do. We work in phases around tenants and active trades, set floor protection and dust barriers before anything comes down, and run after-hours where the building requires it. The parts of the building that stay open keep operating.
Gas, power and water all have to be disconnected and confirmed before a structure comes down, and the ATCO Gas primary line cutback in particular takes time to schedule — it is the single most common reason a demolition date slips. We flag the disconnects you need at the estimate so they start early rather than surface late.
Alberta OHS regulations require asbestos-containing materials with the potential to release fibres be dealt with before demolition begins, so anything built before the mid-1990s should be assessed first. To be clear about what we are: Zebra Demolition is not an asbestos abatement contractor. Where a hazardous materials assessment finds asbestos, abatement is completed by a qualified abatement contractor and we schedule our work behind their clearance.
Yes. Hauling and dump fees are inside the quote — there is no separate disposal invoice landing after the job. We hand the space over broom-clean and trade-ready.
Commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-residential scopes with real duration — whole floors, whole buildings, multi-building sites and portfolio programs. That is where a resourced crew is genuinely cheaper to work with than an outfit dipping in and out between other jobs. We do not take single-room residential work.
Crews go out across the Edmonton metro the same week. Further out — through Wetaskiwin, Camrose, Ponoka and Lacombe down to Red Deer, and east to Vegreville and Lloydminster — we mobilize the crew and the equipment for the block and stay until the work is finished.
Next Step
Free on-site estimate across the Edmonton metro. Send the scope — drawings, a unit list, a site address — and we will book a walkthrough and give you a date we can hold.