Safe Way to Remove Foundation Walls of Older Buildings


Hydrovac excavation is a safe way to remove foundation walls of older buildings. There is a right way to demolish a foundation wall and civil construction companies are experts at the process. Safety tops the list of priorities utilizing fencing, scaffolding, personal protection, security and communication. Preparatory dismantling of parts of the exterior structure are removed, explosives are strategically installed, and the foundation wall is imploded to a centralized heap.

 

Location: Longmont, CO, USA

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