A selection of our own demolition jobs. The asbestos phase of our projects is carried out by a RERA-registered subcontractor; these photos show the demolition work we do ourselves.
For our clients' privacy, the location and date of each job are not published. The descriptions only state what the photo shows; none of these photos shows asbestos or uralita removal.
Roof strip-out
Flat-roof layers removed by hand
Three workers with electric breakers removing the layers of a flat roof
Stripping a flat roof down to its base is careful, manual work: each layer is lifted, separated and bagged before anything is demolished below. It is the kind of roof work we carry out after any asbestos element has already been removed by the registered company.
Technique
Manual removal of roof layers
What the photo shows
Three workers lifting and clearing the layers of a flat roof
Roof demolition
Demolition hammer on a high flat roof
Worker using a Bosch demolition hammer to remove a flat-roof surface on a tall building
On high roofs where machinery cannot reach, the surface is broken with electric demolition hammers and the debris lowered in a controlled way. This photo shows that hand-held technique on the flat roof of a tall building.
Technique
Manual demolition with an electric hammer
What the photo shows
A demolition hammer in use on the flat roof of a tall building
House demolition
Single-storey house: before, during and after
Before: single-storey brick house with tiled roof and porch, green rubble skip on siteDuring: the same house partly demolished, brick and timber sorted into separate pilesAfter: cleared plot cordoned off with barrier tape
The three photos follow one job from start to finish: the single-storey brick house with its tiled roof and porch, the demolition with brick and timber kept in separate piles, and the cleared plot marked with barrier tape. It shows how we sort materials on site so that each fraction goes to the right facility.
Technique
Demolition with on-site sorting of materials
What the photo shows
Before: house and skip; during: sorted brick and timber; after: cleared plot
Rubble crushing
Mobile crusher processing rubble
Kleemann Mobicat MC 110 R EVO mobile jaw crusher processing demolition rubble, fed by a CAT excavator
Concrete and brick from a demolition can be crushed on site with a mobile crusher, reducing the volume of mineral rubble. The photo shows a Kleemann Mobicat crusher being fed by a CAT excavator.
Technique
Mobile crushing of mineral rubble
What the photo shows
A mobile jaw crusher fed by an excavator
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