Based in Valrico, FL · serving about a 50-mile radius
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Global Constructionand Home Repair · Valrico, FL
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Demolition Contractor in Riverview, FL

Serving Riverview · Hillsborough County

Demolition, Land Clearing and Hauling for Riverview Property Owners

Riverview sits along the Alafia River in south Hillsborough County. Hurricane Milton pushed the river past 23 feet at Lithia in October 2024. That was its highest reading there since 1933. Water got into homes that had never taken any, and some of those houses came down.

Global Construction and Home Repair is a demolition contractor based in Valrico, a few miles north of Riverview. We take down houses, garages, additions, sheds and commercial buildings, then leave a clean lot behind. We also handle clearing overgrown lots and hauling the debris off when the work is done. Call or text (813) 239-4231 for a free estimate.

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Flood Damaged Homes Near the Alafia River

The 2024 storm season hit south Hillsborough County twice. Hurricane Helene pushed surge into the bay shoreline west of Riverview in late September. About two weeks later Milton dropped heavy rain inland, and the Alafia came up over its banks. County crews ran hundreds of water rescues.

A flooded house does not always have to come down. Sometimes the fix is a gut out to the studs so the framing can dry. Other times the damage runs deeper and a teardown is the cheaper road. Homes in a FEMA flood zone also face the substantial damage rule, often called the 50 percent rule. Ask the Hillsborough County floodplain staff how it applies to your address.

We do both kinds of work. We can take out only the flooded part of a house and leave the rest standing. We have separated a flooded ground floor from the garage and living space above it. The pool stayed in place. When the whole structure has to go, we take it all and haul it away.

Riverview Housing Stock and Teardown Lots

Riverview has grown faster than most of the county. The 2020 census counted 107,396 people here, up from 71,050 in 2010. Census figures now put the area near 43,700 housing units. About three quarters of them were built in 2000 or later.

The older pockets are easy to find. Riverview was founded in 1885 on the north shore of the Alafia River. Homes near the water and along US-301 go back decades. Those are the lots where a full house teardown makes sense, because the land is worth more than the building. Builders and investors buy them, and the old house goes first.

Mobile homes are a real part of the picture here too. Census figures count close to 3,900 mobile homes among Riverview housing units. Some sit in parks and others sit alone on private acreage. We demolish them, haul the metal and debris off, and leave a flat pad for whatever comes next. Old inground pools get the same treatment when a buyer does not want one.

Demolition Permits and Utility Disconnects in Riverview

Riverview is unincorporated, so it has no city permit desk of its own. Demolition permits for Riverview property go through Hillsborough County Development Services. The county takes those applications through its HillsGovHub portal.

The county asks for a site plan drawn to scale showing the parcel and the structure coming down. It also wants written sign off that the utilities are disconnected. That means Hillsborough County Public Utilities, Tampa Electric, and the gas and phone providers. A recorded notice of commencement under Florida Statute 713.13 comes before the first inspection. Requirements change, so confirm the current list with the county permit office.

Asbestos comes before the machines. Hillsborough County asks for the Environmental Protection Commission asbestos project information form with the demolition permit application. A licensed inspector does the survey itself. We schedule our work around that survey and the EPC notice period. Sunshine 811 gets called before we dig.

Commercial Buildings and Lots Along US-301 and Big Bend Road

Riverview commercial strips run along US-301, Big Bend Road and Boyette Road. Retail spaces turn over, restaurants close, and older buildings end up in the way of the next project. We take down commercial buildings in block and frame, plus additions, outbuildings and small warehouses.

Property owners and managers also call us to clear a space out before a re-fit. We pull leftover contents, shelving, fixtures and trash out of retail units, offices and storage areas, then haul it away. Interior demolition to the studs often goes with that same job.

Land is the other half of the work here. Growth keeps pushing south and east toward Balm Riverview Road, Rhodine Road and Triple Creek. Plenty of lots there still sit under brush, palmettos and Brazilian pepper. We clear the lot, grub the roots and grade the ground so it is ready to build. Old slabs, driveways and pool shells come out the same way.

Communities and areas we serve around Riverview: Panther Trace, Summerfield, Rivercrest, Boyette Springs, Winthrop Village, Triple Creek, South Fork, Lucaya Lake Club, Big Bend Road, Balm Riverview Road, Boyette Road, the Alafia River.

Riverview ZIP codes served: 33569, 33578, 33579.

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Demolition contractor in Valrico, FL

Demolition

Structure teardowns of houses, garages, additions, commercial buildings, pools and mobile homes, with the debris hauled off and a clean lot left behind.

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House Demolition

Full residential teardowns in the Tampa Bay area: houses, garages, additions, sheds and decks. We take the slab out, haul the debris and leave a clean, graded lot.

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Commercial Demolition

We take down block and frame commercial buildings, retail and restaurant spaces, warehouses, outbuildings and additions. The debris leaves with us and the pad is left clean.

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Commercial interior stripped to the metal studs with the ceiling grid removed and a scissor lift parked in the gutted space

Selective Demolition

We take down part of a structure and leave the rest standing. That covers additions, attached garages, damaged wings and interior gut-outs to the studs.

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Pool Removal

We take out inground pools across the Tampa Bay area, by partial fill-in or by full removal. The deck, the cage and the equipment go with it, and the hole gets filled and packed down.

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Excavator tearing apart a mobile home, pulling the roof and wall panels down into a debris pile

Mobile Home Demolition

We demolish and haul away mobile homes, manufactured homes and trailers on private lots and in parks. The metal goes out for recycling and the debris leaves with us, so the pad is clean.

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Excavator loading cleared palmetto fronds and brush into a container during a lot-clearing job

Land Clearing

We clear lots and acreage of trees, stumps, palmettos and brush so the land can be used. The excavator pulls the roots out and the debris gets hauled off.

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Excavation and Site Prep

We handle the dirt work that gets a lot ready to build. That covers grading, building pad prep, fill dirt, and pulling out old slabs and driveways.

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Debris Removal

We haul construction and demolition debris off job sites, remodels and teardowns around Tampa Bay. Concrete, lumber, drywall and metal get loaded with the excavator and hauled out in dump trucks.

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Commercial Cleanouts

We clear out retail, office, warehouse and restaurant space for property owners and managers. Contents, shelving and built-ins come out, and the load leaves in our trucks.

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Global Construction did an outstanding job demolishing the original single-story, ground-floor portion of our home after it was flooded by Hurricane Helene. This was a highly complex project that several other companies declined because the original house had to be carefully separated from the remaining garage and ADU above, while also preserving the existing pool. Their team handled the demolition with skill, professionalism, and great attention to detail. They took on a difficult project, completed the work safely and efficiently, and delivered phenomenal results at a very fair price. We are extremely grateful to Global Construction and would highly recommend them to anyone needing an experienced and dependable demolition contractor.

Dave Moriseya month ago · Google review

We needed help demoing affected homes from the hurricanes in late 2024 to dry them out and thankfully we were connected to Mike and his son and their crew. They were great to work with, they were punctual, they were respectful and we all around a great experience working with them.

Riverview FAQ

Questions From Riverview Property Owners

A few of the questions we hear most around Riverview. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.

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Do you work in Riverview?
Yes. Riverview is a few miles south of our base in Valrico, well inside the 50 mile area we cover. We work the whole town, from Rivercrest and Winthrop Village down to Triple Creek and South Fork. Call or text (813) 239-4231 and we will come look at the job.
Who issues a demolition permit for a Riverview property?
Riverview is unincorporated, so Hillsborough County Development Services handles it and not a city office. Applications go through the county HillsGovHub portal. The county also wants the Environmental Protection Commission asbestos form with the application. Where the county lets the contractor apply, we take care of the permit as part of the job.
What drives the price of a demolition in Riverview?
Size and build type come first. A block house on a slab prices out differently than a wood frame house or a mobile home. After that it is access for the excavator and trucks, and what the asbestos survey turns up. The slab, the driveway and the amount of debris leaving the site also move the number. Estimates are free, so call or text (813) 239-4231 and we will price your job.
My house flooded near the Alafia. Do I have to take the whole thing down?
Not always. Many flooded homes only need the wet part removed so the rest can dry. That means gutting the lower level back to the studs. If the county floodplain review finds substantial damage, a full teardown may be the path. Ask Hillsborough County floodplain staff about your address, then call us to look at the structure.
How long does a house demolition take?
The machine work on a single family house is usually a matter of days once we start. The paperwork ahead of it sets the schedule: the permit, the asbestos survey and the utility sign offs. Those steps vary by property, so we give you a timeline after we see the job.
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