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Concrete Removal Services

July 3rd, 2013 | Posted by admin in Demolition Company | Demolition Services - (0 Comments)

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If your driveway, patio, or sidewalk only has thin cracks and there is no evidence of settling, it may suffice to simply patch the cracks. But if there is more widespread damage, patching the cracks and resurfacing the concrete may end up a waste of money… as the same problems will be back shortly.

There are many tools that concrete demolition contractors may use to demolish concrete. The most common is a bobcat with a hydraulic or pneumatic breaker attachment. Usually, the contractor will have a roll off dumpster on site. After the concrete is broken, the bobcat loads the concrete into the dumpster and the dumpster is hauled away to a landfill or concrete recycler.

To ensure safe removal of old concrete without any damage to surrounding structures, you must hire professional concrete removal services. When you are planning to put concrete back in the same area again, you need a qualified removal service to ensure that your old concrete is removed thoroughly and does not pose a danger to your new concrete. These services are very efficient in their techniques and methods of concrete removal. These can be one service that should not be ignored when you are looking at removing old concrete. Call for a good service now, do not compromise!

Concrete tends to get damaged due to many factors like heavy traffic, weather etc. and if left untended, can deteriorate badly. These removal services are professionals who carry out their work methodically and efficiently. Concrete removal needs to be scientific and thorough, professional services can ensure this. These services can be useful in many situations like additions to old homes, demolition of old buildings etc. Whatever your needs, call for a professional service now!

Concrete slabs and pads can become sunken and cracked due to improper laying or when the under gravel is not well packed, concrete removal services can come to your rescue here. Deconstruction Demolition & Disposal find use in all kinds of situations and they are very effective services. Good removal services are an integral part of any demolition service. 

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What Is Deconstruction Demolition?

April 26th, 2013 | Posted by admin in Demolition-Junk-Removal-Services - (0 Comments)

Deconstruction is a type of demolition that has gained more and more traction across the country. More and more demolition contractors are opting to use deconstruction methods instead of full on demolition.  But what exact is deconstruction?

Deconstruction is  a demolition service where parts of a building (or all of a building) is un-constructed or deconstructed. A demolition contractor looks at a building and says, OK, how can we slowly and methodically un-construct this building? Then asks, how many of the building materials can be reused? Then a demolition contractor begins a slow process of recovering materials from a home.

An experience demolition contractor removes fixtures from a home. A demolition contractor may also remove tile and flooring to be reused elsewhere. Beams and lumber can be recovered as well. So can copper piping and even wiring. Anything that isn’t damaged (and even a few things that are) can be recovered from a building or home under deconstruction.

Deconstruction is a slower process than traditional demolition. But demolition contractors often realize substantial savings from deconstruction because they can oftentimes reuse or resell items in other projects. Deconstruction is also more environmentally friendly than traditional demolition techniques that dump huge amounts of construction debris in landfills. Some cities (the city of Los Angeles for instance) are even offering expedited permitting for those who choose deconstruction over demolition. 

Is deconstruction for you? It’s hard to say. You should consult with your demolition contractor. Not every building or house demolition is a candidate for deconstruction. Your demolition contractor can advise you further about the advantages and disadvantages of deconstruction.

 

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