Clearing the way for tomorrow’s growth
- 20+ years in
New England - Insured · liability
coverage carried - Based in East Boston
Mon–Fri 7–5 · 24hr line
Who you’re hiring
Built to take it down right
Allied Wrecking works across Greater Boston and New England — commercial and industrial buildings, interior strip-outs, selective demolition, concrete and asbestos.
Most of what we take down is attached to something that stays. Every job runs the same way: look at it properly, price it straight, protect what is staying, and leave the site clean rather than simply flattened.
- 20+ years
- In New England
- 4
- Counties served
- 24hr
- Line answered
- 10
- Services
Capabilities
Everything that has to come down
- Commercial & Industrial DemolitionHospitals, hotels, schools, restaurants, offices, retail and warehouses — taken down or taken apart on a working site.
- Interior & Exterior DemolitionStrip-outs that leave the structure sound and the space ready for the next trade to start.
- Industrial Selective DemolitionRemoving one part of a building while the rest stays standing, in service and occupied.
- Mechanical DemolitionMachine-led teardown where there is room to work it — excavators, processors and attachments matched to the structure.
- Residential DemolitionHouses, garages, additions and outbuildings on New England's tight, close-set lots.
- Concrete CuttingWall and slab sawing for openings, penetrations and controlled removal in a live building.
- Concrete RemovalSlabs, footings, walls, steps and pads broken out and hauled off the site.
- Concrete Core DrillingClean cored holes for plumbing, conduit, ductwork and structural anchors.
- Asbestos RemovalAbatement handled before demolition starts, with the state notifications filed first.
- Commercial & Industrial Floor RemovalTile, VCT, terrazzo, epoxy, carpet and adhesive taken back to a sound substrate.
Scope your job
Tell us what’s coming down
No price at the end — a demolition number moves on access, what is inside the walls and how the debris leaves, and nobody can price that from a form. What this does is put the right details in front of the crew so the callback is useful instead of twenty questions.
Or just call (857) 266-3238Free · No obligationWhat needs to come down?
Pick the closest — you can add detail at the end.
How a job runs
Demolish
The right machine for the structure, not whatever happens to be on the yard.
Remove
Hauled and graded. You get a cleared site, not a pile where the building was.
Recycle
As much diverted as the material allows, rather than everything going to landfill.
The Allied Process
From standing structureto clean slate.
Assess/Access, utilities and the full scope of work.
Where Allied Works
Greater Boston,Covered.
Demolition coverage across four counties, from Salem down to Weymouth. Choose a county to see the communities and nearby areas closest to your project.
- Counties
- 4
- Communities
- 32
- Direct line
- 24 hr
32 listed service communities
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Coverage Details
Cities and towns across Greater Boston
32 listed communities
Suffolk
8Boston · East Boston · South Boston · Charlestown · Dorchester · Chelsea · Revere · Winthrop
Middlesex
14Cambridge · Somerville · Everett · Malden · Medford · Melrose · Arlington · Belmont · Watertown · Newton · Waltham · Woburn · Stoneham · Winchester
Essex
4Lynn · Saugus · Peabody · Salem
Norfolk
6Brookline · Quincy · Milton · Braintree · Dedham · Weymouth
Common Questions
Before you call
The questions that come up on almost every job. If yours is not here, the line is answered around the clock.
How much does demolition cost in Boston?
There is no flat rate, and any contractor who gives one over the phone is guessing. The number comes from the size and construction of the structure, whether a machine can physically reach it, whether asbestos has to be dealt with first, what utilities need disconnecting, and how the debris gets off the site — which in a dense Boston street is often the largest single factor. Allied quotes after the site has been assessed rather than before. Photographs of the structure and of how equipment would reach it speed that up considerably — call (857) 266-3238 or send them through the site.
Is Allied Wrecking insured?
Yes. Allied carries liability coverage for its demolition work, and a certificate can be provided to a property owner, general contractor or permitting authority on request. Ask for it before work starts — on any demolition job, not just this one.
Do I need a permit to demolish a building in Massachusetts?
Yes, and it is issued by the building department of the municipality the property sits in — in Boston that is the Inspectional Services Department. Expect to show proof that utilities have been disconnected and an asbestos survey of the structure. Several Greater Boston municipalities also apply a demolition delay bylaw to buildings over a certain age, which lets a historical commission hold the work while it reviews. That is the single most common reason a demolition date slips, and it is worth checking with the town before you plan around anything.
How quickly can someone come out and look at the property?
It depends on where the property is and what is already scheduled that week, so no promise is made before the job is understood. The number to call is (857) 266-3238, and it is answered around the clock — which matters for fire, storm and structural emergencies where a building may be unsafe and cannot wait. For anything non-urgent, the same number reaches the office during the week.
What areas does Allied Wrecking serve?
Greater Boston and New England, worked out of East Boston. That covers Boston and its neighbourhoods, Revere, Chelsea, Everett, Somerville, Cambridge, Malden, Medford, Quincy, Lynn, Saugus, Salem, Brookline, Milton and the towns between them, across Suffolk, Middlesex, Essex and Norfolk counties. If an address is near the edge of that area it is worth calling — the answer depends on the job as much as the distance.
Do you handle asbestos?
Yes, and on most older buildings it has to happen before anything else does. Massachusetts requires asbestos-containing material to be identified and removed before demolition or renovation disturbs it, the work is notified to MassDEP in advance, and there is a waiting period that cannot be shortened. Anything built before the 1980s should be assumed to contain something until a survey says otherwise, which is most of the building stock in this area.
What happens to the debris after demolition?
Allied loads, hauls and disposes of it as part of the job — the site is left cleared rather than flattened and abandoned. Concrete, metal and clean fill are separated for recycling where the job allows, which reduces what goes to landfill and often reduces disposal cost at the same time.
Who runs Allied Wrecking?
Allied Wrecking Inc. is run by Dana Kilroy and works out of 53 Breed St in East Boston, serving Greater Boston and New England for 20+ years. It is a separate company from ALLIED Wrecking, LLC in Tampa, Florida, which is run by his brother — same family and the same name, but a different business in a different state.
Ready ToClear The Way?
Tell us about the project. Allied will take it from there.
