Holbrook Construction

Our Vision: Sustainable & Efficient Interior Removals

Holbrook Construction, established in 1983, stands as a leading provider of interior demolition and removal services in Los Angeles, California. With over 38 years of experience, we have become known for our meticulous attention to detail, unwavering safety record, and unwavering commitment to sustainability.

What We Do

Our comprehensive services cover every step of the interior removal process, including:

• Demolition: Precise dismantling of structures and materials with expert precision and environmental awareness.
• Dumpster Rental: Convenient and affordable rental of various sized dumpsters for efficient debris removal.
• Labor Services: Skilled and reliable labor for all aspects of your project, ensuring quality results every time.

An Established & Sustainable Company

We prioritize sustainability through comprehensive recycling programs and LEED certifications. Our dedication to environmental responsibility has earned us recognition and partnerships with leading green organizations like the USGBC, CMRA, CRRA, BOMA, and others.

Our Values

Everything we do is guided by:

• Client Satisfaction: We prioritize exceptional customer service, ensuring clear communication, timely completion, and exceptional results.
• Safety: We prioritize safety on every project, implementing stringent protocols and adhering to all industry regulations.
• Sustainability: We are committed to responsible waste management and environmental practices.
• Integrity: We operate with transparency and honesty, earning the trust of our clients.

Our Projects & Achievements

Throughout our three decades in business, we have completed countless projects for clients across various sectors, including office buildings, retail stores, industrial complexes, and healthcare facilities. Our meticulous work and dedication to sustainability have earned us recognition and numerous successful projects, including:

• Andruil Office Tower (300,000 SF)
• Netflix Burbank Studio (200,000 SF)
• Biola University (50,000 SF)
• Boysenberry Project (300,000 SF)