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Whether you’re looking at a concrete slab foundation or concrete walls that are fifty stories high, determining whether damaged concrete should be repaired or demolished is always the first step. There are a few signs that a concrete building should be demolished, rather than repaired:
When you hire a company to demolish concrete, keeping everyone safe is your top priority.
We understand—safety is our top priority, too. Anytime we demolish a concrete surface, we do so using some of the best demolition experts in the country. All of our team members are highly trained; they use personal protective equipment and state-of-the-art techniques to mitigate the risk of damage to people and property.
Hydrodemolition offers another layer of precision and safety, especially on road projects where preserving the structural integrity of nearby sections is crucial.
This method uses high-pressure water jets to remove deteriorated concrete, providing a clean, precise cut that avoids unnecessary damage to reinforcing bars. An added advantage of hydrodemolition is that it leaves a rough surface, perfect for the bonding of new materials.
Our approach to controlled blasting has evolved to ensure a highly efficient process that minimizes vibration and noise. Ideal for larger sections of road demolition, this technique employs small, controlled explosions to break the concrete into manageable pieces.
While not always suitable for densely populated areas, controlled blasting can significantly speed up project timelines in more remote locations.
We use a multi-phase approach for all of our concrete demolition services to ensure the safety of all parties and the successful completion of the project. Here are some of the steps we take before any project:
Site analysis: We do a complete analysis of the site, assessing the strength of the concrete, and determining how demolition could affect the people and property surrounding the site, evaluating the landscape and how runoff and pollution could affect waterways and the local community, and more.
Creating a plan: Once the site has been assessed, we work with architects, engineers, and demolition experts to create a safe, effective concrete removal and demolition plan.
Setting up the site: To increase safety, we may install barriers, nets, and other structures to catch debris, dust, concrete pieces, and pollutants, all while keeping our demolition experts safe and reducing noise.
Demolition and clean-up: Using heavy machinery, and deconstruction techniques, we demolish the concrete. Hydraulic breakers, and other heavy machinery may be used.