Demolition
There’s No Starting Over with a Demolition Process. Get it Done Right from the Start!
When you are starting a new construction project that requires the demolition and removal of an old structure, lean on our experience and foresight for a seamless project start to finish. Completing the demolition process in a timely, efficient, and environmentally friendly manner will get you the results you’re looking for. We don’t compromise by cutting corners or using improper practices. We work to properly dispose of all materials and use recycling practices when possible. Once demolition is complete, your site will be clean, safe, and ready for the next phase.
We’re Here for You When Storms Wreak Havoc
When storm damage occurs, demolition and site clean-up may be necessary. We have the right equipment and experience to clean up your property, remove tree stumps and restore it to its natural state.
“Mark is one of the most dependable gentlemen I know. Hard work seems to be ingrained in his DNA and his attention to detail is second to none. Not only would I recommend his business, I believe it sets the standard”
– Adam
Licensed Asbestos Inspections
License #AI15202
Does that building material you’re about to disturb contain asbestos? Laboratory analysis can answer that question. Only a licensed asbestos inspector is allowed to sample the material and have it analyzed by a certified laboratory.
Asbestos-containing building materials (ACBMs) were used in over 3,500 building materials and every type of building system, and can still be found in some materials sold in the United States today. Any building material made of something other than wood, metal, or glass may have asbestos. Asbestos was used in building materials because of its strength, fire and corrosion resistance, and its insulating qualities.
When ACBMs are disturbed or in bad condition, asbestos can be released and become airborne. Asbestos fibers are very small and cannot be detected by the human eye. Once airborne, asbestos fibers can be easily inhaled and lodged in the lungs. The fibers do not break down or dissolve, and can scar tissue. Exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer.
An asbestos survey or inspection is required prior to any building/structure demolition, remodeling, renovation or repair. All suspect materials must be presumed to contain asbestos unless tested.
Who benefits from an asbestos inspection?
- Architects, builders and contractors prior to renovations or repairs
- Contractor seeking an asbestos free certification to demo a building or structure
- Home seller real estate agent trying to eliminate all roadblocks to the sale
- Home buyers wanting to verify potential asbestos products in their home inspection report
Let us know how we can help you plan, execute, and complete your next project successfully.
Call (612) 367-6527 or contact us online today!
