Walk the space
What is coming out, what is staying, and what is live behind it.
A strip-out is a controlled subtraction. The whole job is knowing what holds the building up and what does not, then removing only the second thing.
Cabinetry, fixtures, tiling, flooring and subfloor, non-structural partitions, ceilings, and the finishes behind all of it. What stays is the frame, the load paths, and anything feeding the rest of the building.
Live services are what turns a straightforward strip-out into a bad week. Water, gas, electrical runs and anything shared with a neighbouring unit get identified before the first wall opens, not after.
What is coming out, what is staying, and what is live behind it.
Services capped or cut back, and protection to the areas that stay.
Worked back in sequence rather than opened up all at once.
Loaded and hauled off, floor left swept and ready for the next trade.
If the work turns up material outside demolition scope, work stops and you get told. We do not handle that category and will not pretend otherwise to keep a job moving.