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Recycling and salvage in demolition is a valuable and worthwhile exercise. It can help to trim expenses for both the demolition contractor, and the building owner. But, there needs to be a plan in p...Read More

Implosions and the use of explosives makes up a very small piece of the demolition industry. While blowing up buildings is one of the first things those outside the industry think of when they hear...Read More

Successful and efficient completion of a demolition project is similar to any job in that you need the right tools. Those unfamiliar with the demolition industry may think demolition relies on brute...Read More

Google is currently in the process of creating a 250 thousand square foot office in downtown San Francisco. The offices will be located in the 43-story Spear Tower in One Market Plaza. The goal set...Read More

Both above ground and underground storage tanks can pose significant obstacles to construction and demolition. Even if you've just moved into a new commercial property with tanks present, it may be ne...Read More

The processes, equipment, and end results of construction are distinctly different than of demolition. Even so, the two are often lumped together and, worse still, many contractors who primarily han...Read More

On each of our demolition projects, our team prioritizes salvaging and recycling materials. Concrete is one material often found in structures being demolished, and is also one with a great market f...Read More

The old visual of a building being torn down with a wrecking ball, or an implosion, is rarely the case these days. These destructive methods don't adequately allow for the salvage of recyclable and re...Read More

When hiring a demolition contractor, most will start by looking at past projects, learning about capabilities, and examining bids. One element that's often overlooked in this process is learning abo...Read More

Our top priority on every demolition project we're involved in is to keep everyone safe, which is includes our personnel, and anyone else that's on site, or in the surrounding community. This is don...Read More