Demolition

Project Assessment & Planning

Each project starts with a detailed review of the structure and scope of work.

Planning focuses on:

Evaluating building components

Identifying hazardous materials

Selecting appropriate demolition methods

Planning sequencing and access

This ensures demolition is planned and carried out in an organized manner.

Selective & Interior Demolition

Precise, controlled demolition is carried out within existing structures.

Typical scope involves:

Removing walls, ceilings, and finishes

Stripping mechanical and electrical components

Preparing spaces for renovation

Selective demolition allows for targeted removal while maintaining the integrity of surrounding structures.

Structural Demolition

Larger-scale work involves removing structural elements or entire buildings.

This can involve:

Demolition of load-bearing components

Partial or full building removal

Removal of exterior systems

Work is performed using methods suited to the scale, structure, and environment of the project.

Site Control

Conditions are managed throughout operations to keep the site safe and organized.

Control measures cover:

Establishing work zones

Controlling dust and debris

Coordinating equipment and access

These measures support safe execution and help minimize impact to surrounding areas.

Disposal

Demolition debris is managed throughout the project to keep the site organized and prevent buildup of loose materials.

Materials are sorted as they are removed

Waste is cleared in phases to maintain site access

Debris is transported to appropriate disposal facilities

For hazardous waste, see Hazardous Waste Disposal