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Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County

Demolition in Boynton Beach

Boynton Beach labels its Asbestos Notification Statement as required for all demolitions and renovations, so even a small single-family teardown starts with an asbestos file at the Building Division. The form points applicants to the Palm Beach County Health Department, which takes written notice at least 10 working days before regulated demolition.

The city has run a historic preservation program since 2011 and has been a Certified Local Government since 2012. Its Historic Resources Preservation Board reviews design for buildings on the local or national register, so a designated property is a planning question before it is a demolition one.

The Building Division publishes no demolition checklist and no utility-disconnect form. That leaves the list of releases to the reviewer, and filing without them invites a round of comments. We ask the division up front which disconnect letters and which survey it wants for your address.

For a condominium or a commercial building, the health department’s rules offer no small-building exemption; residential buildings of four or fewer units are excluded only when they were never used commercially. An independent licensed consultant surveys, a licensed abatement firm removes, and we coordinate the sequence so the notice period runs out before equipment arrives.

Sources: City of Boynton Beach: Asbestos Notification Statement · City of Boynton Beach: Historic Preservation · Florida DOH in Palm Beach County: demolitions and asbestos

Demolition permits in Boynton Beach

City of Boynton Beach, Building Division

The Building Forms page posts the fillable Asbestos Notification Statement, marked required for all demolitions and renovations. No demolition checklist or utility-disconnect form is published; ask the Building Division what it requires for your property.

Read the official page

A general summary only, and not legal advice. When Romco takes the job, the application goes in under our name as contractor of record. Palm Beach demolition permit guide

What we quote in Boynton Beach

Demolition we quote here

Order of work

From first call to closed permit

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. A garden shed and an apartment building go through these steps in the same order.

  1. Call or send the form

    Give the address, what is coming down and anything that must be protected. Photos or a survey help.

  2. Walk the property

    We check the structure, live services, truck access, trees, the seawall or neighbor close by, and any association rules.

  3. Scope and price in writing

    Removal, protection, haul-off and anything that depends on the asbestos survey are listed line by line.

  4. Notices, letters and permit

    The licensed asbestos survey and any health department notice, the utility releases, then the application to the right building office.

  5. Take it down and haul it out

    Work runs in the agreed order. Loads go to Solid Waste Authority–permitted facilities, or the hauler your city requires.

  6. Final inspection and close-out

    The inspector signs off and the permit closes. You keep a graded lot or the shell you asked for.

Questions

Demolition in Boynton Beach

Does a single-family demolition in Boynton Beach need an asbestos form?

The city’s Asbestos Notification Statement is labeled required for all demolitions and renovations, so file it with the permit. Whether the health department also needs a formal federal notice is a separate question: isolated homes of four or fewer units are generally excluded, while condos and commercial buildings are not. The health department decides the edge cases, so ask before you schedule.

What does a demolition cost, and what moves the number?

We do not publish prices, because the number depends on what surrounds the building. The main drivers are structure type and size, asbestos findings, truck access, the permit and utility requirements for the address, any below-grade work, and the haul to SWA-permitted facilities. Local rules move it too: the Town of Palm Beach requires a bond of the demolition cost plus 35%. Send the survey and photos, and we will price it.

Do I need an asbestos survey before demolition?

For commercial buildings, condos and co-ops, yes. The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County requires a survey and written notice at least 10 working days before a regulated demolition, even when no asbestos turns up. An isolated house of four or fewer units is usually excluded, though several cities still ask for an asbestos form with the permit. We arrange a licensed survey and coordinate licensed abatement.

How long does a demolition take?

We do not promise durations, because much of the calendar belongs to other parties. The health department’s asbestos notice needs 10 working days, Sunshine 811 needs two full business days, utility release letters arrive when the utilities issue them, and the Town of Palm Beach bars demolition from the Monday before Thanksgiving through March 31. We set out the sequence in writing with the quote, so you can see what drives it.

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Every type, every size, all of Palm Beach County

Tell us the address and the scope. We will put a number on it.

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. A single wall or a whole building, each quote arrives as a written scope with a price.

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