Complete Demolition Competitors

"We make it our priority to offer our valued clients with the best demolition service that suits their requirements. When you hire us, you hire a team of dedicated and fully licensed professionals who have the skills required to undertake partial and complete commercial demolition. We can also help you with selective structural demotion along with site clearance."

Green Demolitions is a company that operates in the Construction industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $5M-$10M of revenue. The company is headquartered in Toorak, Victoria, Australia.

Precision Demolition has significant experience in the preparation of structures for explosive demolition, including the pre-stripping of non structural elements, removal of materials that may be considered a danger when blasting, specialised engineering and placement of specialised linear cutting charges for the felling of large scale steel constructions. Precision Demolition has significant experience in the demolition of large scale industrial installations and structures, including the ability where necessary to dismantle portions or whole plants for reuse and relocation to other sites. We are able to design and implement the demolition of structures using our safe and systematic engineered collapse procedures. Precision Demolition has successfully completed extremely complex demolitions with the use of explosives within working power plants, mines and built up residential and commercial areas. Given this experience we are well equipped to produce blast plans and the necessary exclusion zones that ensure these types of projects are delivered without incidence. Precision Demolition has planned and executed the largest demolition blasting projects carried out in Australia, these include the tallest structures being the 196 metre Port Kembla, NSW copper stack, weighing in at 7000 tons, three 183 metre high steel transmission towers located in Belconnen, ACT and three 125 metre high reinforced concrete chimney stacks each weighing 3000 tons located in Ipswitch, QLD. ww