Temporary shoring
Installed before any structural cuts.
Structural Demolition
Load-bearing wall removals and roof teardowns — done safely with temporary shoring and proper permits.
At a glance
Structural demolition — removing load-bearing walls, tearing down an existing roof for a second-story addition, or excavating for a foundation — requires permits, engineering, and temporary shoring. Dzala manages all three.
Why Dzala
A load-bearing wall cannot be removed without temporary shoring during the work. Dzala installs temporary walls and posts before any structural cuts are made, and removes them only after the new beam is seated and bearing.
What you get
Temporary shoring
Installed before any structural cuts.
Structural engineering
Licensed engineer for beam sizing and connection design.
Permit coordination
Structural permit pulled before demo starts.
Roof teardown
For second-story additions — stripped in a single day.
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Frequently asked
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Yes. Any structural modification — removing or altering a load-bearing wall — requires a permit in Fairfax County and most other DMV jurisdictions. Dzala pulls the permit and schedules the inspections.
Serving DC neighborhoods
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Demolition Services
Interior, structural, selective, concrete, and environmental demolition in Washington DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland.
Service
Interior Demolition
Full interior demolition for remodeling projects — kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and whole-home gut-outs.
Service
Second-Story Addition
Full second-story additions on Cape Cods, ranches, and colonials across Northern Virginia and Maryland.
Ready when you are
90 minutes in our DC showroom. Material samples on the wall, your room on the table, no quote until we draw it.
Get a free estimate for your structural demo project
On-site consultation. Written estimate. No pressure.