We at DCI Demolition explain all about. Residential Deconstruction

Residential Deconstruction What Is It? Deconstructing a building allows you to take it apart systematically, so you can salvage reusable building materials and recycle materials that can’t be reused. Salvaging reusable building materials reduces the amount of construction waste sent to landfills and reduces the demand on natural resources. If you are removing housing, deconstruction may allow you to begin the process before we have issued you...

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About Demolition Insurance?

Demolition insurance is a type of insurance protection that makes it possible to absorb the costs of tearing down a building that has been damaged beyond the point of repair. Sometimes referred to as a named perils of insurance policy, the coverage aids in razing structures that have been damaged by fire, wind or some other event and are no longer safe for use. Often, this type of insurance works hand in hand with personal and commercial property...

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Guide House Demolition

Environmental Impact In a rural area it is likely that a wildlife survey undertaken by an ecological consultant will be requested by the local planning authority, as part of the pre-application process for a replacement dwelling. If evidence of endangered species is detected (typically bats, barn owls, badgers and great crested newts), a further report will be required from a specialist before work can proceed, and this will recommend the time...

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5 Steps to save money on your project demolition

Look in your local phone book- There is a section of the phone book that can direct you to local recyclers in you area by types of material to be recycled. Most materials that you will be recyling will be a charge to you, so make sure you find the best deal per ton. Put an ad on your local classifieds (like craigslist)- We offered everything from roofing tiles, windows, doors, broken concrete and more online. Hold a yard sale- You will be able...

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We show as a building explodes to demolish

We show as a building explodes to demolish DCI Demolition  we show as a building explodes to demolish. You can demolish a stone wall with a sledgehammer, and it's fairly easy to level a five-story building using excavators and wrecking balls. But when you need to bring down a massive structure, say a 20-story skyscraper, you have to haul out the big guns. Explosive demolition is the preferred method for safely and efficiently demolishing...

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Principal Demolition Methods

Principal Demolition Methods Demolition methods can vary depending on the area where it will be held on, the building material, the purpose of the demolition and the way that debris is going to be disposed. In the article we present with some of the most used methods for demolition of structures. Demolition Method: Implosion Implosion is a violent bursting inward that allows the sequential elimination of structure supports. Enough...

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Demolition Procedure

Pre- Demolition Disconnect all services, power, gas, water etc. Locate stormwater and sewer drains and seal at points of discharge. Protect adjoining property as required by the building surveyor. provide temporary bracing and shoring where required. Demolition Begins Remove loose or attached fittings and built in fixtures, internally and externally. Remove external wall cladding, attached chimneys, outbuildings and lean to structures. Remove...

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