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Before we start knocking stuff down or tearing stuff apart, we often need to do a Phase 1 environmental site assessment (ESA)....Read More

The demolition industry is responsible for recycling more concrete than any other industry...Read More

The quoting and estimating phase is one of the most important components of a demolition project. ...Read More

Without a doubt, the wrecking ball is the most iconic symbol of the demolition industry. It is universally recognized as the demolition calling card...Read More

Although lead-based paint has been off the shelves for quite some time now, there are still plenty of homes and buildings covered with lead-based paint....Read More

PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyl, is not a new substance. It’s been used in a variety of materials like electronics, paint, coatings, adhesives and flame-retardants for decades. Since the 1970s, the ...Read More

It doesn’t take an industry expert to tell you demolition is risky business. There’s heavy equipment smashing and crushing, big trucks coming in and out, and things that go boom from time to time. All...Read More

Although implosions only make up less than 1% of all demolition work, it’s still worth talking about. Primarily because implosions are just plain cool and fun to watch. While these building implosions...Read More

Any demo job will inherently involve large objects falling over, heavy equipment breaking things, or large explosions. With all this commotion, safety must be the first thought, not an afterthought. C...Read More

One of the biggest focuses of the demolition industry is recycling. We’re constantly looking for new ways to reduce the environmental impact of demolition and construction. Not only is this good for t...Read More