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Strip out
The ‘strip out’ is a specialised area of demolition works forming the refurbishment of an existing structure that has a suitable outer shell.
In recent years ‘strip out’ works have become more popular as many clients choose to develop existing structures utilising the existing outer building over a full rebuild.
During these works active waste is removed which can include streams like furniture, carpets and false ceiling tiles as well as static waste products which includes timber shelving, strapping, skirting, flooring and partition frames.
Demolition
we have vast experience of providing full demolition or partial hand reductions to all types of structures that are no longer economically viable. In addition we have proven experience of undertaking emergency demolitions resulting from fire or structural damage.
Dismantling is a term used to describe the polar opposite of construction. Using this method the structure or sections of a structure are stripped down in the reverse order of which it was built.
Dismantling is often used so a structure can be rebuilt elsewhere, however in some cases this is done because it is the safest option.
Site clearance
Site clearance is the term that can be used to explain the actual demolition sequence itself or to describe the removal of fly-tipped waste materials
The waste streams can include abandoned tyres, asbestos and other types of specialist waste found on Greenfield or Brownfield sites.
Site clearance can also involve the removal and disposal of muck from site. Commonly known as a ‘muck shift’ this is the process of removing inert material to a licenced final destination for soil material.