A structural demolition is the tearing down of a structure. A full demolition is demolishing the entire structure, while a partial demolition involves only demolishing a part of the structure, such as an entire floor or a garage.

Partial demolition is when only a part of the structure is razed, dismantled or demolished. For instance, a homeowner may want to remove a portion of their home or demolish an attached garage. In a partial demolition, extreme care must be taken to ensure the rest of the structure remains unaffected by the demolition.

A demolition depends on the size of the property, building materials used and the size of the demolition crew. Most demolitions can be done in 1-2 days. We can even expedite a demolition by providing more resources to complete them job.

Concrete forming is the preparation of a construction site for pouring concrete. Concrete forms are placed along the corners of the job site, and hold poured concrete in place while it hardens and forms the base of the construction.

Support columns can be demolished if the structure is supported in other ways, either through another support column or by managing the structure’s load in other ways. A structural engineer would be able to determine how a structure should be supported if a support column needs to be removed.

After every demolition, disposal trucks haul away debris to clear the site and get it ready for the next phase.

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