Renovation
Renovation
Out with the old...in with the new!
While we primarily specialize in commercial solutions we also offer solutions for industrial, hospitals, hotels, malls, and multi-unit residential complexes.
Ideal for:
Fire & Water Structural Damage Removal
Dehumidifying and Drying
What does it involve?
The process of renovation typically involves several steps:
Assessment: Before beginning any demolition work, a professional contractor will assess the existing structure to determine which parts need to be removed and which can be preserved. This will help to ensure that the demolition work is done safely and efficiently.
Preparation: Once the assessment is complete, the demolition team will prepare the site for work, which may involve removing furniture or
other items from the space, covering floors and other surfaces to protect them, and installing protective barriers to prevent dust and debris
from spreading.
other items from the space, covering floors and other surfaces to protect them, and installing protective barriers to prevent dust and debris
from spreading.
Demolition: With the site prepared, the demolition work can begin. This typically involves using heavy machinery, such as excavators or bulldozers, to tear down walls, remove flooring and ceiling materials, and other elements of the building that will not be part of the
renovated space.
renovated space.
Hauling and disposal: As the demolition work progresses, the debris will need to be removed from the site and disposed of properly. This may involve using dumpsters or other containers to collect the debris and hauling it away to a landfill or recycling facility.
Cleanup and site preparation: Once the demolition work is complete, the site will need to be cleaned up and prepared for the renovation work to begin. This may involve removing any remaining debris, cleaning surfaces, and installing temporary walls or barriers to keep the renovation work separate from any areas that have not yet been renovated.
How does it work?
Renovation involves removing parts of an existing building to prepare for renovation, typically starting with an assessment of the structure, followed by heavy machinery to remove walls, flooring, and ceiling materials, and hauling the debris away. The site is then cleaned up and prepared for renovation work. It requires careful planning, execution, and compliance with laws and regulations, with the help of professional contractors to ensure safety and efficiency.
