Demolition requires a knowledgeable and experienced crew who understand the options of techniques available to complete each individual demolition project. From traditional implosion demolition, to projects that require large equipment like wrecking balls and cranes, demolitionists can assist with many construction projects. One common use for demolitionists is environmental remediation and the removal of harmful materials from a building.

Building materials on a demolition project are often reused, recycled, or salvaged. Some of the items that may be recycled or reused include plasterboard, flooring, wood, carpets, roofing materials, insulation materials and ceiling tiles. Saving or salvaging materials like concrete, porcelain, brick,  as well as soil can be possible.

There is more to demolition than what you think of when an old casino is demolished to make way for a new one. Often, demolition projects only include interior demolition,  where the inside of a structure is cleared out and prepared for projects like renovations or upgrades. Demolition projects at times require selective structure demolition, like the removal of a wall or a room, leaving the larger exterior structure intact. 

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Demolition is a process that can be used on any number of different projects from industrial or commercial structures to residential homes. Demolition that is done at sites like chemical plants or manufacturing facilities fall under industrial demolition and often require sophisticated engineering and special equipment. Commercial demolition is demolition on a commercial property like an office building, hotel, or brick and mortar retail location and may or may not include work with hazardous materials.

It depends on your goals. Deconstruction is a more intense type of demolition designed to retain as much recycled and reusable materials from the deconstruction process as possible.  Deconstruction is often conducted by hand while demolition can employ more machinery to complete the job.

An experienced demolitionist works with the local governments to obtain permits that will enable a demolition project to begin. We must navigate a variety of rules, laws, and regulations since demolition is one of the most regulated industries. Experience is required when working with what might be hazardous or toxic materials, as well as strict adherence to a variety of safety and health rules. ARC Services has the experience and knowledge to perform your demolition project safely and effectively.

Although demolition may seem like a step that is bad for the environment,  demolitionists do indeed think about the environment when undertaking any demolition project . Remember that demolitionists work in the towns and cities in which they live, which means we have a vested interest in keeping our families, friends and communities safe. Not only do we care about the environment, we also often do work that includes working on historic buildings, which means improving the quality of life for all of the people in the community.