Controlled Demolition
Planned dismantling of buildings and installations under the requirements that apply to the site
Controlled Demolition - Safety and Precision
Controlled demolition is a planned process for dismantling a building or part of it. Risks to adjacent structures and surroundings should be assessed in the appropriate plan.
When Is Controlled Demolition Required?
- Demolishing old buildings for new construction
- Dismantling parts of a structure - floors, wings, auxiliary buildings
- Removing old installations and infrastructure
- Demolition in densely populated areas
- Dismantling factories and industrial buildings
The Demolition Process
Before demolition, check which surveys, plans, documents and approvals are required for the structure and site, then coordinate the work stages.
- Preliminary engineering survey
- Submitting applications and obtaining permits from authorities
- Preparing a detailed demolition plan
- Executing demolition in planned stages
- Breaking and removing debris
- Confirm cleanup and site-restoration scope in the quote
Safety
The plan should define required supervision, protective equipment, site fencing and measures for surrounding areas. Want to know which permits are required before starting? →
Controlled Demolition
Why this service
- Check supervision required for the planned demolition
- Check standards and approvals applicable to the site
- Check the engineering planning and support required for the job
- All structure types handled - concrete, steel, mixed
- Check the removal method and waste destination in the quote
- Define safety measures for the site and surroundings
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