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  • Ironhide Construction, Inc
    4.7
    3301 S. 7th Street, 3301 S 7th Street, Lincoln, 68502, US

    Committed to you every step of the way Ironhide Construction was founded in 2008 after two friends came together with a mutual interest. We started being known for our expertise in steel erection and metal buildings. Over the years of growth and knowledge, we have expanded our scope of work to also include: construction management, design-build, pre-construction consulting, and structural steel. Our employee number grows weekly based on a wonderful company culture built around family and relationships. We believe this culture can make a difference in how the construction industry is viewed and change how business is done with all of our clients. More About Us

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  • Ultimate Demolition & Construction Service
    4.9
    Lincoln, US

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  • MB Demolition LLC
    5
    Summerville, South Carolina, US

    About Us MB Demolition LLC is a full-service demolition company that serves Charleston, Dorchester, and Berkeley counties. We are one of the top demolition companies in the tricounty area and pride ourselves on ensuring that each project is handled by experts. We specialize in commercial demolition, trucking and hauling, and sitework. Fully licensed and insured, we only use experienced professionals who follow all industry standards. We also follow all federal and state regulations and specific rules for local municipalities within South Carolina. We have all the heavy equipment needed to clear lots and provide quality demolition services to pave the way for your new build. Our Story Over 15 years ago, Marcus Brown began working with his father in the construction industry. During that time, he worked across the eastern region of South Carolina, learning as much as he could about the field. The more they worked, the more his passion for working in construction grew. In 2014, that passion led him to go further into the industry and Mr. Brown obtained his Commercial Plumbing license. Two years later, he obtained his Commercial General Contractor license. In 2017, Mr. Brown launched MB Demolition company, which services the tricounty, Columbia, Orangeburg and beyond. Today, MB Demolition is a local leader of commercial demolition in Berkeley, Dorchester and Charleston counties of South Carolina.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete Demolition

Have questions about concrete demolition? Find answers to common FAQs about concrete removal, costs, and finding qualified contractors in USA.

Do I need to call 811 before concrete demolition?

Yes, absolutely. Before starting any concrete demolition or excavation work, it's crucial to contact your local utility notification center (811 in the United States or the equivalent in other countries). They will notify relevant utility companies, who will then send locators to mark the approximate locations of underground utility lines on your property. This essential step helps prevent accidental damage to buried utilities, such as gas lines, electrical cables, water pipes, and communication lines. Striking a buried utility line can be extremely dangerous, leading to explosions, fires, electrocution, and service disruptions. It can also result in costly repairs and fines. Calling 811 or your local utility notification center is a free service and a crucial safety precaution before any demolition or excavation project.

How do you demolish a concrete patio?

Demolishing a concrete patio typically involves breaking the concrete into smaller pieces with a jackhammer or breaker, then removing and disposing of the debris. A contractor assesses the patio's construction and any underlying utilities before starting work.

Can reinforced concrete be demolished?

Yes, reinforced concrete can be demolished, but it requires specialized equipment and techniques due to the embedded steel bars or mesh. Diamond saws and hydraulic crushers are often used to break and remove reinforced concrete effectively.

How do you break concrete without a jackhammer?

Alternatives to jackhammers include:
  • Sledgehammers:
  • Electric breakers:
  • Hydraulic splitters:
  • Chemical demolition agents (for controlled cracking).
The best method depends on the concrete's thickness and the scale of the project.

Do I need to call 811 before concrete demolition?

Yes, absolutely. Before starting any concrete demolition or excavation work, it's crucial to contact your local utility notification center (811 in the United States or the equivalent in other countries). They will notify relevant utility companies, who will then send locators to mark the approximate locations of underground utility lines on your property. This essential step helps prevent accidental damage to buried utilities, such as gas lines, electrical cables, water pipes, and communication lines. Striking a buried utility line can be extremely dangerous, leading to explosions, fires, electrocution, and service disruptions. It can also result in costly repairs and fines. Calling 811 or your local utility notification center is a free service and a crucial safety precaution before any demolition or excavation project.

How do you demolish a concrete patio?

Demolishing a concrete patio typically involves breaking the concrete into smaller pieces with a jackhammer or breaker, then removing and disposing of the debris. A contractor assesses the patio's construction and any underlying utilities before starting work.

Can reinforced concrete be demolished?

Yes, reinforced concrete can be demolished, but it requires specialized equipment and techniques due to the embedded steel bars or mesh. Diamond saws and hydraulic crushers are often used to break and remove reinforced concrete effectively.

How do you break concrete without a jackhammer?

Alternatives to jackhammers include:
  • Sledgehammers:
  • Electric breakers:
  • Hydraulic splitters:
  • Chemical demolition agents (for controlled cracking).
The best method depends on the concrete's thickness and the scale of the project.