Every area of expertise has its myths, but the misconceptions surrounding the demolition industry seem to be widespread and accepted. The reality is that the demolition sector is highly safe and offers numerous advantages.
Myth #1. Demolition is dangerous and chaotic
Demolition projects are carefully planned. We take safety very seriously and are very aware of the risks associated with the work we do every day. Crews must have extensive knowledge and training in working at heights, in confined spaces, with specialized machinery, and with hazardous substances.
Myth #2. Anyone can demolish a structure
Demolition specialists are selected for their knowledge, experience, and precision. Interior demolition jobs can be significant in scale and involve many moving parts, such as working in operational buildings, hazard removal, controlled explosions, and other high-risk situations.
Myth #3 Demolition harms the environment
We also provide trash removal services to recycle construction debris and take these materials to a location where they can be reused and sold or used to manufacture new materials. Reusing waste materials reduces greenhouse gas emissions, conserves energy, and protects finite natural resources.
Myth #4 Demolition destroys historic structures
Demolition contractors are often hired to work on restoration projects that save and renovate older structures. Our ability to perform selective demolitions means that only some aspects of the building are torn down while the rest of the structure remains structurally sound.
