Demolition
What is demolition?
What is the demolition process?
- Planning and Assessment: A thorough assessment of the structure and site is conducted to determine the most appropriate demolition methods, required permits, and safety precautions. Factors such as building materials, proximity to other structures, and environmental concerns are considered during this phase.
- Structural Demolition: The structure is systematically dismantled, starting from the top and working downwards. Various methods can be employed, including manual demolition using handheld tools, mechanical demolition using heavy machinery like excavators or wrecking balls, or controlled implosions in the case of large buildings.
- Waste Management and Recycling: After demolition, the resulting debris and materials are sorted and managed appropriately. Salvageable materials may be recycled or repurposed, while non-recyclable waste is disposed of following local regulations and environmental guidelines.
- Site Clearance and Restoration: Once the demolition is complete, the site is cleared of debris, and any necessary cleanup and site restoration activities are undertaken. This can involve grading the land, removing any remaining foundations or underground structures, and preparing the site for future use or development.
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The cost of demolition
Residential demolition costs range from $3,000 in rural areas and $18,000 in population dense cities.
Commercial demolition ranges anywhere from $4 to $8 per square foot. The cost can fluctuate depending on the scale and complexity of the project.
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