Industrial Demolition

Factory And Plant Demolition In Phoenix, AZ

A production floor is not empty just because it has stopped running. Lines have to be isolated, equipment released from the slab, and anything being retained or resold has to come out intact rather than in pieces.

What The Job Actually Involves

We separate the decommissioning from the demolition so the two do not get in each other’s way, then take the structure down in a sequence that keeps the site safe for whoever is still working next to it.

How We Run A Factory And Plant Demolition Job

Decommissioning First

Isolation, disconnection and release before anything is cut.

Equipment Out Intact

Where a machine is being resold or relocated it comes out whole.

Structural Removal

Steel and concrete taken down from a plan, in sequence.

Scrap Separated

Metal sorted on site. Recycling a load beats paying to bury it.

On The Job

Excavator loading a dumpster during an interior industrial demolition

Tracked excavator fitted with a hydraulic breaker on a cleared site

Tracked excavator working inside a warehouse shell

Questions

Frequently Asked About Factory And Plant Demolition

Can you work around a shutdown window?

Yes, and shutdowns are usually fixed and short, so the schedule is built backwards from your restart date.

Do you handle the isolation?

Isolation of live services is done by the responsible contractor before we start. We tell you exactly what is needed.

Can equipment be saved?

Yes, where it is worth saving. Tell us before we start and it comes out intact.

Part Of Industrial Demolition

This is one of the services under our Industrial Demolition work. If you are not sure which one your job is, call and describe it.

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