Deconstruction is different from demolition in that it focuses on removing and reusing as much of the building material as possible. In some cases, the demolition team will take apart the structure to reassemble it in a different location. Deconstruction could involve removing kitchen counters, doors, hardwood flooring, cabinets, and windows. In whole-house deconstruction, deconstruction involves reclaiming materials like joists, wirings, pipes, and plumbing fixtures. While most demolition debris is reusable, deconstruction aims to increase that amount as high as possible.