Exterior demolition involves removing entire sections or complete structures while keeping the surrounding environment safe. This process includes planning, equipment setup, debris management, and site clearance. Depending on the property, it can take days or weeks to complete. With the right preparation and experienced crews, the project stays controlled, efficient, and compliant with safety standards.
Phases of an Exterior Demolition Project
The project starts with a site survey and safety fencing. Crews then disconnect utilities, identify hazardous materials, and bring in heavy equipment. Step-by-step removal begins from the top or outermost sections, depending on the structure’s design. Debris is loaded, sorted, and hauled away for recycling or disposal. Once complete, the site is graded and prepared for new construction or landscaping.
