Demolition, Selective Demo, and Slab Replacement Programs
Controlled demolition and industrial slab replacement programs in DFW.
Demolition and slab replacement programs address deteriorated concrete and outdated facilities throughout the DFW Metroplex. Industrial floors wear out, buildings become obsolete, and site conditions require correction. We perform controlled demolition and replacement construction that transforms problem areas into productive industrial infrastructure.
Slab replacement programs address industrial floors that have failed due to wear, settlement, or inadequate original construction. We remove deteriorated sections, prepare subgrade, and construct new floors meeting current requirements. Replacement may be selective-addressing only failed areas-or complete rebuilds of entire floor systems.
Building demolition prepares sites for new development or removes obsolete structures. We perform complete building demolition and selective demolition that removes portions while protecting remaining structure. Salvage and recycling reduce waste and disposal costs where feasible.
Concrete removal in operating facilities requires particular care. Sawcutting defines removal boundaries. Controlled breaking prevents damage to adjacent areas. Debris removal minimizes disruption to operations. We plan removal sequences that maintain facility productivity.
Environmental considerations govern demolition work. Dust control, stormwater protection, and proper disposal of waste materials are required. We implement environmental controls meeting regulatory requirements throughout demolition activities.
What's Included
When This Service Applies
Warehouse owner replacing failed floor sections for continued operations
Developer demolishing obsolete building for new construction
Manufacturing facility removing damaged floor for equipment installation
Property owner demolishing and rebuilding for changed use
Example Project Capability
Project Scope
Phased floor replacement for 100,000 SF operating distribution facility
Client Situation
Distribution center needs floor replacement in operating facility with continued 24/7 operations
Our Approach
Phased demolition and replacement maintaining operational areas with weekend intensive work periods
Expected Outcome
Complete floor replacement with continuous operations throughout project duration
Contact us to discuss demolition and replacement for your facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you remove industrial floor slabs?
Removal begins with sawcutting to define removal boundaries. Breaking is performed with hydraulic breakers on excavators or skid steers. Debris is loaded and hauled for recycling or disposal. Subgrade is prepared for new construction.
Can slab replacement be performed in phases?
Yes, phased replacement maintains partial operations during work. We develop phase plans that keep operational areas accessible while replacement proceeds. Night and weekend work may supplement phasing to reduce operational impact.
What happens to demolished material?
Concrete is typically crushed and recycled as aggregate. Structural steel is recycled. Other materials are disposed according to type. We maximize recycling to reduce waste and disposal costs.
How do you protect adjacent structures during demolition?
Protection measures include careful demolition techniques, physical barriers, and monitoring of adjacent conditions. Vibration monitoring may be required near sensitive structures. We plan demolition to minimize risk to adjacent property.
Are environmental permits required for demolition?
Demolition may require permits for dust control, stormwater management, and waste disposal. Hazardous material abatement requires specific permits. We coordinate permit requirements as part of project planning.
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