Commercial Demolition In Windsor, Ontario

A Commercial Demolition Plan Comes First

Every commercial demolition starts with a written plan. It covers the hazardous materials survey, the utility disconnects, the order in which the building comes down, dust and noise control, truck routes and how the site is secured at night. Ontario's construction rules require hazardous services to be shut off and disconnected and the work to proceed from the top down.

Depending on the building and the method, the City of Windsor may require a professional engineer to review the project during demolition. We build that review into the commercial demolition schedule.

Commercial Demolition Inside Leased Units

Not every commercial demolition is a full teardown. Many commercial demolition jobs are interior strip-outs that remove a previous tenant's walls, ceilings, flooring and fixtures so the space can be rebuilt. We work around open businesses next door, keep the common areas clean and schedule noisy work for the hours the landlord allows.

Recycling On Commercial Demolition Jobs

Commercial buildings produce large volumes of concrete, steel and masonry. We separate those materials on site for recycling. Steel goes to scrap, concrete and brick go to a crusher, and only the mixed waste goes to the landfill. That keeps tipping fees down on large commercial demolition projects.

Commercial Demolition Pricing

Commercial demolition is quoted per project after a site visit and a review of the building's drawings and hazardous materials report. Size, height, construction type, asbestos and the distance to disposal sites all affect the price. We provide a written commercial demolition scope and price that your project team can compare line by line.