Allied Wrecking Boston

Allied Wrecking Boston is a demolition and site-clearance crew working out of East Boston, run hands-on by Dana Kilroy — his name turns up in account after account, quoting the job, setting the schedule and checking in while the work runs. What people hire them for is teardown and removal. A homeowner in 2025 described a full gut demolition of an 1890 house that took in the porch, its foundation and every exterior shingle. An old single-car garage came down in 2024, a metal garage the same autumn, a horse barn in 2023, and two good-sized sheds in a wetland area were dismantled and trucked away inside a single day in 2023. Commercial jobs run alongside: a 10,000-square-foot warehouse and office space was cleared in 2025 of walk-in coolers, cubicles, electronics and shelving, with concrete demolition and removal included, and brick pillars were taken off an office building later that year. Concrete and earthwork are steady work too — a concrete removal in spring 2026, multiple layers of backyard concrete plus a bigger-than-expected excavation in 2022, and a 100-foot trench cut through parkland in 2024 to bring power to a business. Interior work shows up as well, from a careful basement demo in 2023 to kitchen-remodel prep the same year. Dumpsters get dropped and collected for customers clearing out houses on their own. Speed and cleanup are what customers repeat. Quotes turn into work the next day, jobs land ahead of the promised date, and sites come back swept and clear. Communication is the third refrain: a customer in 2025 hit permitting friction on a MetroWest project and described the crew as patient and constructive in pushing it through, and a 2022 customer said the permit was pulled and demolition started the following day. Pricing draws the same note — competitive quotes, and several people said theirs was the best number they found. The pattern is both deep and current. Google carries 4.9 stars across 99 ratings, and eleven written accounts have landed in the last six months, all positive. Angi lists the same East Boston business at 5.0, though that rating rests on a single review. They are the right call for a structure that needs to come down, an interior that needs gutting, concrete that needs breaking out, or a site that needs clearing — residential or commercial, small job or large. Before booking, confirm current insurance certificates, who pulls the permit for your town, and get hauling and disposal written into the scope, since removal and cleanup are where most of the praise sits.