Demolition Brothers — Residential & Commercial Demolition in East Garafraxa, ON (Dufferin County)
Demolition Brothers is a family-owned demolition and disposal contractor working out of 232319 Trafalgar Road North in East Garafraxa — a Dufferin County township on the Wellington border. The firm handles both residential and commercial teardown work, from single-room interior strip-outs to full-structure demolition, and is known locally for finishing on budget, cleaning up the site, and donating 5% of every project back to Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada.
Services
- Residential demolition — kitchen and bath strip-outs, deck and porch removal, interior wall removal, garage and shed demolition.
- Commercial demolition — retail fit-out strip-outs, small industrial teardowns, site clearing.
- Disposal and cleanup — waste hauling and site restoration bundled into the scope.
- Pre-renovation prep — demo-first engagements that hand the site off clean to a follow-on general contractor.
Service Area
East Garafraxa, Grand Valley, Orangeville, Shelburne, Fergus, Erin, Caledon and the broader Dufferin ↔ Wellington corridor into the north-west GTA.
Why it’s on home.renovation.reviews
Most directory entries in the Dufferin / Grand Valley bench are generalist renovators. Demolition Brothers fills a different slot: the teardown specialist that reno crews pull in before their own work starts. We listed them because the combined pattern — Dufferin base, residential + commercial mix, visible charity tie-in, and strong word-of-mouth on finishing clean — is exactly the kind of trade-support anchor the directory is built around.
More from home.renovation.reviews
- Related Dufferin / Grand Valley anchors: Blueline Home Services, Ed Groen Contracting (ICF), Tait Bros Contracting (agricultural drainage), Matrix Homes (Grand Valley).
- Forum how-to: Most commonly asked renovation questions.
- LF Builders main site: lfbuilders.ca.
- LF Builders renovation blog: blog.lfbuilders.ca.
- Charity tie-in (both firms give back locally): Samm Simon’s 251 km run for cancer research.