Hartford commercial demolition, sequenced around your tenants
Retail units, offices, restaurants and condominium interiors. Work is staged around trading hours, building rules and elevator bookings, so the landlord and the neighbouring units stay operational while your unit comes apart.
A live building changes the method, not just the hours
Taking a unit apart inside an occupied building is a logistics problem before it is a demolition problem. Elevator bookings, loading dock windows, fire alarm isolation and dust separation all sit on the critical path, and every one of them belongs to somebody else.
We build the sequence around those constraints first, then work backwards to the machine plan. Negative air and hoarding keep the dust inside your unit rather than in the mall. Material leaves through the dock on booked slots, so a strip out that would take four days empty takes six days live, and we say so in the quote rather than discovering it in week two.
Where the scope reaches structure, load bearing wall removal needs shoring designed and stamped, and where the unit predates 1990 the asbestos removal happens before any of it.
Recent work
How It Runs
Four stages, priced before stage two
Read the lease and rules
Building hours, dock access, insurance limits and who signs off.
Yes, and in a live retail or office building it is usually the only workable window. Night rates go in the quote as their own line so you can weigh them against a longer daytime programme.
We do, but the landlord or property manager has to grant it. Give us the contact early because dock and elevator bookings are the longest lead item on most jobs.
Hoarding to deck, negative air machines with filtration, and tack mats at the exit. It is inspected before demolition starts, not after somebody complains.
Sprinklers and detection are isolated formally through the building, with the impairment logged and restored the same day. Never left to the crew to improvise.
Weigh tickets and diversion records come back with the final invoice, which most landlords now require before releasing a deposit.
