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Bright, partially renovated room with tiled floor, tools, and sunlight through glass doors
By Paul Landry • September 15, 2026
Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Briggs Contracting handles demolition through reconstruction for homeowners in Portland, Maine, and beyond.
Burned apartment building with excavators and debris after a fire
By Paul Landry • September 15, 2026
Planning a commercial renovation or teardown in Southern Maine? Briggs Contracting delivers safe, efficient demolition with minimal disruption to your business.
Debris floating in a narrow concrete canal beside a walkway and buildings.
By Paul Landry • September 8, 2026
Getting ready to sell? Briggs Contracting helps Maine homeowners and agents with pre-listing repairs, cleanouts, and demolition to boost sale price
Cleared dirt lot with trees in the background, blue sky, and a small shed on the right
By Paul Landry • September 1, 2026
Adding a deck, patio, or landscaping? Briggs Contracting clears and grades your Southern Maine property so your builder can start on solid ground.
Construction site seen through excavator cab safety grid, with rubble and yellow machinery nearby
By Paul Landry • August 5, 2026
Foundation & concrete removal explained: what it takes to fully clear a site after demolition in Southern Maine.
August 3, 2026
Every successful demolition project starts long before the equipment arrives.
Small white shed with open red doors in a grassy yard under trees
By Paul Landry • July 29, 2026
Removing a shed, garage, or barn? Learn when to DIY vs. hire a pro, plus permits, disposal, and site cleanup tips for Southern Maine homeowners.
Demolition site with rubble piles, an excavator, and autumn trees in the background
By Paul Landry • July 23, 2026
Removing a mobile home in Southern Maine? Learn the permits, disposal steps, and hiring questions to ask before your trailer removal project.
July 15, 2026
Summer is when many homeowners begin rethinking how they use their outdoor spaces.
June 4, 2026
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for construction projects in Southern Maine.
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