Demolition · Wilton Manors, FL
Yes, Sunshine State Junk Removal handles demolition in Wilton Manors, from gutting a townhouse kitchen to taking down a backyard shed or an entire house, and the debris leaves with us. Send photos of the area to (954) 247-1399 and we'll reply with a quote. In a city this compact, nicknamed the Island City, a lot of the work happens indoors, so tell us up front if your unit sits inside a condo or townhouse association.
Serving Wilton Manors
Services
Interior demolition means tearing out the parts of a home or business you're replacing, like drywall, flooring, cabinets, fixtures or a whole room down to the studs, while protecting what stays.
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Kitchen and bathroom demolition is the tear-out before a remodel: cabinets, countertops, tile, tubs, showers, vanities and toilets come out so new work can go in.
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Shed demolition means tearing down an old wood, metal or resin shed, hauling every piece away and leaving the spot clear.
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Deck and patio removal means tearing out an old wood or composite deck, its railings and stairs, or a paver or concrete patio, and hauling all of it away.
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Wilton Manors covers about 1.94 square miles of Broward County, and the North and South Forks of the Middle River wrap most of its edges, which is where the Island City nickname comes from. The Wilton Manors name dates to 1925, when the area was still known as Colohatchee after a Florida East Coast Railroad stop, and the city incorporated in 1947. It completely surrounds the separately incorporated village of Lazy Lake.
Housing here has shifted toward attached living. Highland Estates, the pocket bounded by NE 26th Street, Dixie Highway, the North Fork of the Middle River and NE 6th Avenue, picked up several new townhouse developments between 1995 and 2005, and condo and rental buildings have gone up along the Wilton Drive corridor. Broward County Property Appraiser figures show taxable values dropped 36% from 2007 to 2011 and have trended upward since 2012.
General guidance
In general, townhouses and condos narrow a demolition job to the inside of the unit: cabinets, vanities, tile, drywall and flooring. Associations usually set work hours, hallway protection and where a trailer may park, so get those rules in writing before demo day. Rising values tend to bring remodels ahead of a resale, and that generally means kitchen and bathroom tear-outs rather than full knockdowns.
Detached homes are a different kind of job. In general, a weathered shed, an aging wood deck or a cracked patio slab are the common exterior removals, and concrete makes a load heavy long before the trailer looks full.
We serve Highland Estates and the blocks off Wilton Drive, along with homes near Hagen Park, Colohatchee Park, Island City Park Preserve and Richardson Historic Park and Nature Preserve. Wilton Manors is served from our Southwest Ranches location, and neighboring Oakland Park, Fort Lauderdale and Lazy Lake are covered too.
Demo + dumpster
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Real jobs
From our Google Business Profile posts. Each card says exactly what our part of the job was.
Post-construction cleanup
August 9, 2026 · Pompano Beach · nearby job, not in Wilton Manors
We cleared post-construction debris at a medical center for a contractor.
Our part: Cleared and hauled away the post-construction debris.
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Junk removal
August 18, 2026 · Sea Ranch Lakes · nearby job, not in Wilton Manors
A family that had just moved in had us haul away their cardboard and moving boxes.
Our part: Hauled away the cardboard and moving boxes.
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24-yard trailer
September 10, 2026 · Pompano Beach · nearby job, not in Wilton Manors
A landscaping client used a 24-yard trailer to clean up vegetation and debris: branches, brush and yard waste.
Our part: Supplied a 24-yard dump trailer for the vegetation and debris cleanup.
Read about this job →Building permits in Wilton Manors go through the City of Wilton Manors Construction Services Division, linked here; start there before any wall, structure or slab comes out. Securing a permit is the job of the property owner or their contractor, never Sunshine.
FAQ
Yes. Interior demolition is the usual request in attached homes: kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and non-structural drywall. Before we schedule, look up your association's rules on work hours, noise and trailer parking and pass them along so the plan fits.
Ask the City of Wilton Manors Construction Services Division, which handles building permits for the city. Whoever owns the property, or the contractor they hire, is responsible for any permit. We do the tear-out and haul-off once you are cleared to start.
Yes. Lazy Lake is its own village, sitting entirely inside Wilton Manors, and we serve it along with the rest of the Island City.
Yes. We take down sheds, wood decks and concrete patios and haul the pieces away. Concrete is dense, so even a modest slab can need its own load; photos let us size it before we arrive.
The whole room or structure, close-ups of anything attached such as cabinets, tile and fixtures, and the path from the work area to the street. For a unit along Wilton Drive or in Highland Estates, mention the floor and whether the building has an elevator.
Ready when you are
Planning a remodel on the Island City? Send photos to (954) 247-1399 for a demolition quote that accounts for your building's rules.
