Cost to remove a load bearing wall?

11/14/2014 at 9:44:15 PM

What is the size of the wall first off?

Also, plumbing would have to be re-routed to a different location, so a plumber for sure will be needed.

Flooring is pretty simple to patch, so nothing too serious there that would require a professional of any trade.

Now being a load bearing wall, a post may be required to help reduce the stress from the top of the home preventing any possibilities of a collapse in the future, so some framing would be required.

If for any reason there may be some electrical within the wall, some electrical would be required also.

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11/15/2014 at 8:22:51 AM

I just had this done to 4 walls in my house last month and 2 walls in the past. Cost was about 6k$ for 14 feet and 12 feet wall (that was 8 years ago). Last month they charged me $16.5k for 4 walls ranging from 14 to 20 feet. It was using steel beams so a bit more expensive than lvl or wood. Hvac, electrical, and plumbing I did myself. Best money I spent though as structural is the most important. Don't forget the eng. drawings range from 500 to 1000$.

9/18/2015 at 12:54:48 AM

Hi,

We recently replaced an interior wall separating our living room and replaced it with a glass wall. We hired a professional service in Toronto Healthy Environmental for the demolition of interior wall. You should contact a 2-3 service group and request a quote then decide on who to hire.