Demolition servicesfrom experts

Through drawing on our many years of experience and know-how, we are able to offer our clients cost-effective solutions that ensure fast, efficient, and safe demolition services.

Our services include the demolition of buildings, dismantling of metal structures, collection and recovery of demolition waste, and sale of fill materials.

4 stages of demolition projects
Waste management
Environmental responsibility

Total demolished floor area to date: 

48500 m²
Completed projects

Our services

  • Demolition of buildings
  • Dismantling of metal structures
  • Asbestos removal
  • Recovery of demolition waste
  • Sale of fill materials
  • Waste collection and management

Our values

Our aim is to provide our customers with quality services through the use of modern equipment. Demolit places a high value on good practices and environmental protection, which has a significant impact on our society.  We offer professional advice and prepare detailed quotes for each project. Whatever your requirements may be, we are happy to discuss them to offer a professional solution for the entirety of the planned operations. We utilise state-of-the-art technologies and comply with global quality standards.

Total demolished floor area to date: 48500 m²

Our services

  • Demolition of buildings
  • Dismantling of metal structures
  • Asbestos removal
  • Recovery of demolition waste
  • Sale of fill materials
  • Waste collection and management

Our values

Our aim is to provide our customers with quality services through the use of modern equipment. Demolit places a high value on good practices and environmental protection, which has a significant impact on our society.  We offer professional advice and prepare detailed quotes for each project. Whatever your requirements may be, we are happy to discuss them to offer a professional solution for the entirety of the planned operations. We utilise state-of-the-art technologies and comply with global quality standards.

Our services are characterised by

  • High quality
  • Professional administration
  • Strict adherence to deadlines

Four stages of demolition projects

Design

We will draw up design documentation for the work and prepare all of the documents needed to obtain a demolition permit.

Preparation

We will prepare the site for the demolition operations by installing fencing on the site, arranging for surveillance, disconnecting utilities, and carrying out other preparatory and dismantling work.

Demolition

Demolition of the building / construction work. Our demolition team is made up of trained specialists who use modern equipment.

Waste management

We will collect all of the waste generated and construction materials left over from the demolition work and send them on for recovery. We respect and protect the environment!

Waste management

All recyclable and reusable construction waste resulting from our demolition operations will be recycled. This minimises our environmental impact and maximises the value we create for our customers. After the demolition of a building, we will recycle the construction waste generated based on the properties of the waste. We are able to efficiently separate the different types of waste produced by demolition and have set ourselves a target of recycling 90% of it.

Environment

Health, safety, and environmental concerns underpin everything we do. We are committed to protecting the health and safety of our employees and the environment. We carry out regular on-site inspections to ensure maximum safety in all areas of our work. We plan and carry out our operations in accordance with the law and good work practices. We utilise state-of-the-art technologies and comply with global quality standards.

We understand that some of our activities can have an adverse impact on the environment, which is why we are committed to minimising this impact by complying with all relevant legislation and taking all reasonable measures to prevent air, water, soil, and noise pollution. We use modern equipment and techniques to minimise the amount of waste we generate by recycling as much of it as possible.