Renovation projects often involve reworking existing structures, and sometimes even a full tear down and rebuild.
We’ve done both residential and commercial-level construction for over 20 years, and we’ve consulted and acted as a project manager on top of that for a variety of large projects. Our ability to oversee teams of contractors and full timelines has been sought after for years.
- Our thorough containment methods control dust and airborne debris created by the work.
- We help obtain all needed permits, and can address all questions and concerns you may have related to permits needed and safety.
All demolition crews must follow the Clean Air Act and National Emission Standards for Harzardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) — a set of regulations for how the demo work must be done and what precuations must be taken to ensure pollutants don’t affect nearby areas. This is in addition to any state and local provisions.
Check a demolition company’s reviews, reputation, and track record while entertaining bids.
Post Demolition Cleanup Included
We include demolition cleanup in all our bids, keeping that process seamless for everyone we work with. You have enough moving parts at play with a big construction project; the last thing you want to be messing with is how to neatly pack up the debris and take it away.
For residential construction jobs, this includes:
- Kitchen demolition
- Deck and patio demolition
- Bathroom demolition
- Cabinet and flooring demolition
- Shed, play set, and yard demolition
Another reason for demolition services for homes is where one is looking to build a custom home in an area that’s already fully developed. Such as a neighborhood with no empty lots for building, so a person might acquire a property, demo the current home on the property, and rebuild with a custom design.
Typical commercial cleanup needs include:
- Furniture, drywall, and office cubicle removal
- Office building demo
- Shopping center demo and reconstruction
- Hospitals and medical clinics
- Warehouses
- Scrap metal
Reasons for commercial demolition can be more varied than residential, largely because of the stakes involved when large commercial properties change ownership. Sometimes the new function of the property will be entirely different than its previous design allows, and a typical upfit wouldn’t be sufficient.
It might mean pulling down walls of a section of a building, or revamping an entire parking lot.
These needs correlate with our extensive commercial construction experience, and we can help whether you’re a singular entity or a commercial real estate company.
