What Is Selective Demolition?
More than five decades of experience has given us the delicate touch required to handle residential demolition. In a selective demolition, we use a strategic breakdown plan to save and re-purpose materials as they’re removed from the structure. If any residential structure needs to be re-purposed, this is the greenest way to do it.
Benefits of Selective Demolition
Sometimes a building is going through major changes that don’t require it to be demolished. However, portions of it may need to be. That is where residential selective demolition comes into play. It is exactly what it sounds like – partial demolition of a building to make room for new functionality in a home, whether that be a new space or space for a new part of the structure.
Reduced Waste
No matter what, some waste from demolition will end up in landfills or other waste accumulation areas. However, here at Downright Demolition, we tailor all of our demolition services around recycling as much material as possible. With our Edmonton selective demolition service, this becomes even easier as the total amount of materials we have to sift through is reduced.
Lower Carbon Footprint
As our industry shifts towards practices that protect our environment and lower carbon footprints, selective demolition is a great way to achieve these goals. Not only is protecting our environment and lowering your carbon footprint good for our environment, it can also stand as an enticing feature for potential customers of your business.
Maximized Efficiency
When a business owner hires out to a professional for a job, they want to know that their money isn’t going to waste. Once we’ve determined that your building’s structure is sound, tearing it down would be exactly that: a waste. Use your money where you need it, and go with interior selective demolition when possible.
