Let's break it down
Demolition is the process of dismantling or destroying structures in a controlled and safe manner. It involves various methods and strategies depending on the size, location, and materials of the building or structure being demolished.Heavy Industrial Demolition
Involves demolishing vast and robust structures often made of reinforced concrete, steel, and other durable materials with heavy machinery and requires careful planning and analysis.
Mechanical Demolition
Uses heavy machinery like excavators, bulldozers, cranes and shear cutters for tearing down structures and processing material.
Concrete Demolition
Uses large machines to break down concrete structures and expose and remove sub-terrain concrete like foundations.
Asbestos Abatement
Safe removal, containment, or management of asbestos materials to prevent exposure to asbestos fibers, which can cause severe health issues such as asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer.
Selective Demolition
Involves the careful removal of certain parts of a structure, such as walls, floors or roof sections, while preserving the rest.
Manual Dismantling
Uses hand tools like cutting torches, hammers and crowbars for small-scale or delicate demolition.
Implosion
A controlled demolition technique that uses carefully placed explosives to cause a building to collapse inward.
High Reach Arm Demolition
Uses a long-reach excavator with specialized attachments to demolish tall structures from top down.
Explosive Cutting
Explosives are used in a more targeted way to cut through steel beams or other structural components, rather than collapsing the entire structure.
Thermal Lance Cutting
Uses an oxygen lance to cut through steel and concrete by generating extreme heat.
Water-jet Demolition
Uses high-pressure water jets to remove concrete and other materials without the use of mechanical force.
Robotic Demolition
Employs remote-controlled machines equipped with hydraulic hammers or crushers to perform the demolition.
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