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By Ben Raabe, CEO — Licensed Contractor | 25+ Years Experience New York City issued 1,039 initial demolition permits citywide in 2024, down 27 percent from the 2022 peak of

By Ben Raabe, CEO — Licensed Contractor | 25+ Years Experience New York City issued 1,039 initial demolition permits citywide in 2024, down 27 percent from the 2022 peak of

Demolition in Detroit operates under a layered regulatory framework — city permitting through BSEED, state environmental oversight from EGLE, and federal OSHA safety requirements that apply to every crew on

Most commercial construction projects require both demolition and excavation — but they are not the same thing, and confusing them creates real planning problems. Demolition removes what is above ground:

There’s more than one way to knock down a building. In New Jersey, mechanical demolition is one of the most commonly used demolition methods. Here at Bella Contracting, we have

When preparing for a building demolition project in New Jersey, properly disconnecting all utilities is one of the most crucial early steps a contractor must take. Failure to fully shut off

By Ben Raabe, CEO — Licensed Contractor | 25+ Years Experience New York City’s demolition permitting process is among the most complex in the country, requiring multi-agency approvals, environmental clearances,

By Ben Raabe, CEO — Licensed Contractor | 25+ Years Experience The three general methods of demolition are mechanical demolition, manual demolition, and explosive demolition. Contractors select one method or