The more modern method of demolition is to walk through a site utilising excavators to level the structure as it moves through the property. This results in all potentially recyclable material being mixed in with waste and ending in landfill.
ecodemolition employ an alternative method of demolition. This process is designed specifically to maximise materials able to be salvaged from site and minimise output that ends as landfill.
ecodemolition move in large excavators to level what is left of the structure only after a dedicated and delicate process of removal has been carried out by a smaller fleet of skid steers and other specialised equipment with the ability to ensure good separation of salvageable products.
Each job is individually quoted and in many cases using ecodemolition to demolish the property or commercial structure can have a positive outcome not only for the environment but for the pocket.
For example, demolished brick homes can have the bricks cleaned and returned to site for re-use in new construction.
Phase 2 excavation:
ecodemolition also offer the additional service of excavating the site to the required level in preparation for construction.
This provides the added benefit of dealing with one contractor thereby saving on equipment, handling and ensuring the smooth transition from raising the site to levelling and preparing the site for construction with excavation works.