• The house has structural problems: if you have noticed serious problems in your house’ structure, or if you have suffered significant damage due to damp or a disaster, rebuilding may be more appropriate than renovating.
• Local councils and other organisations have changed the standards: restrictions are changing in your area, which can work against you. Sometimes, even a renovation will not allow you to comply with new rules.
• You do not have room for an extension: if you have already reached the limits on your land, but you need to extend, you can consider demolishing your home to make better use of the space you have. However, a partial destruction of the building may be sufficient. Calling on a concrete breaking service is then more relevant.
• Your building requires renovations that cost more than a new house: rather than spending a lot of money on long renovations, it is better to demolish and then build a new house.
• The poor condition of your property makes it difficult to sell the land: a home in poor condition devalues ​​its own land. If you set sail, take the opportunity to demolish the structure and sell the vacant lot. People who want to build will jump on the opportunity.
  
  

Demolishing your residence should therefore be considered if you find yourself in one of the situations mentioned. But don’t tackle this project alone! Make sure to call on a professional to do it for you to avoid any incidents.