Residential demolition is the process of dismantling or demolishing a house or other residential structure. The reasons for residential demolition can vary, such as when a house is old, damaged beyond repair, or when the land is needed for new development or renovations.

Residential demolition typically involves several steps, including obtaining the necessary permits and licenses, disconnecting utilities such as water, gas, and electricity, removing hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead, and dismantling or demolishing the structure itself. The demolition process may involve a variety of techniques, such as manual demolition, controlled demolition, or deconstruction.

The goal of residential demolition is to remove the existing structure safely and efficiently while minimizing the impact on the surrounding environment and neighborhood. Residential demolition is often performed by professional demolition contractors with the expertise and equipment to complete the project safely and efficiently.