Moorpark sits just north of Camarillo, so it’s one of the closest cities we serve. Older homes near High Street and the historic downtown share the city with newer tracts, larger semi-rural lots and commercial and industrial buildings along Los Angeles Avenue and the business parks. BRG Demolition is a licensed demolition contractor (CSLB #1096336) working for Moorpark homeowners, property owners, general contractors and developers. You’ll work with one owner-led crew, and the person who bids your job runs it.
Demolition services in Moorpark
- House and garage demolition for rebuilds and ADUs, including barns, sheds and outbuildings on larger lots.
- Site clearing and lot prep: old structures, concrete, fencing, brush and debris cleared for building.
- Concrete and driveway removal.
- Interior demolition, commercial and TI demolition, and construction cleanup.
What to know before demolition in Moorpark
- City permit. Demolition permits for properties inside city limits go through the City of Moorpark’s Building & Safety Division. Building & Safety asks for a plan that identifies what’s being demolished. Some surrounding land, toward Somis and the agricultural areas, is unincorporated and goes through the County of Ventura instead. Rules vary by parcel; we’ll check with the city or county before we start.
- Trees. Moorpark’s tree rules protect native oaks, historic trees and mature trees, including on private property. A City tree-removal permit is needed before removing one, and replacement planting can be required. If trees are to be removed or relocated as part of the project, the City may want them identified on the plans, with an arborist report. Point out any big trees when we visit.
- Larger and semi-rural lots. Barns, wells, septic tanks and old foundations are common on older or bigger parcels. Abandoned wells and septic systems have their own requirements, so tell us what’s on the property and we’ll plan for it. Requirements vary by address; we’ll confirm which agency handles well or septic abandonment before we start.
- Asbestos. Moorpark is under the Ventura County APCD (Rule 62.7). An asbestos survey comes first, any asbestos is abated before demolition, and VCAPCD’s ENF-62 notification is required. Non-residential projects need 10 working days’ notice.
- Utilities and 811. Water is typically from Ventura County Waterworks District No. 1, but providers vary by address, so we’ll confirm yours. Utilities are disconnected before demolition, and we call DigAlert (811) before any digging, slab or foundation removal.
Why Moorpark property owners choose BRG
We’re close, so site visits and scheduling are easy, and our written bids list exactly what’s included. On bigger lots we plan the order of work so trucks and equipment move once, and we leave the site graded clean and ready for your builder. Licensed California contractor, CSLB #1096336. Fully insured, COI available on request.
Nearby areas we serve: Simi Valley, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Somis. → All service areas
Moorpark demolition FAQ
Who issues demolition permits in Moorpark?
The City of Moorpark’s Building & Safety Division, for properties in city limits. Unincorporated areas nearby go through the County of Ventura.
Can you clear a larger lot with several old structures?
Yes. Sheds, barns, fencing, concrete and debris can all be cleared in one mobilization.
Do I need a permit to remove trees in Moorpark?
For native oaks, historic trees and qualifying mature trees, yes. A City tree-removal permit comes first.
How far is Moorpark from you?
It’s one of our closest cities, just north of Camarillo, so bids and site visits are easy to schedule.
Planning demolition in Moorpark?
Call (805) 800-8159 or request a free bid. Send the address and photos of everything that needs to come out.