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5 Factors That Influence Commercial Demolition Costs
Due to such factors as location, permitting, and hazardous materials, commercial demolition is a complex process that varies from project to project. Today, the average demolition costs for commercial buildings in the United States are around $30,000. If you’re a real...
4 Disaster Response Resources for Commercial Demolition Companies
Demolition contractors are often well-qualified to help with disaster response. From stabilizing buildings to removing hazardous materials, there are myriad ways that demolition contractors can assist with disaster relief. If your demolition company is interested in...
How to Use Recycled Concrete After a Commercial Demolition
The importance of recycled construction materials grows every year. As seen with glass and aluminum, the act of recycling concrete protects natural resources while also eliminating the amount of material in landfills. Demolition contractors in Portland can salvage...
The Science of Commercial Demolition
When done correctly, commercial building demolition is a scientific process that follows a precise order of operations. This is because extracting buildings from tight spaces and busy urban areas requires scientific precision. With the right skills and tools, Elder...
5 Signs it’s Time to Demolish a Commercial Property
If you own an old or damaged commercial property, you might be wondering whether you should remodel the building or demolish it altogether. While the thought of tearing down a structure might seem expensive, you can save money with asset recovery from your old...
What are the Benefits of Pre-Demolition Inspection Process?
The demolition process starts well before the first wall of a building comes down. A pre-demolition inspection is one of the first steps a contractor takes prior to demo. Why should an expert inspect a building’s structure if it’s going to be demolished? A...
How Demolition Contractors Recoup Costs for Clients
Did you know that, if a building is demolished correctly, up to 90% of the materials recovered can be recycled? This process, known as asset recovery, provides opportunities to both sell and reuse materials and help offset project costs. An experienced demolition...
Construction & Demolition Industry Forecast 2023
Construction and demolition contractors and companies are looking toward 2023 as the year when they can truly put the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic behind them. The construction and demolition (C&D) outlook for the rest of 2022 suggests a 5.4% increase in...
Guide to Portland Demolition’s Environmental Stewardship
Environmental stewardship focuses on protecting the natural world through conservation, sustainable practices, and pollution reduction. On a personal level, individuals can take steps to reduce waste and unnecessary consumption, lower their carbon footprint, and...