Commercial restroom demolition
- Location
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Scope
- Restroom demolition, Phase 2
- Schedule
- August 26–29, 2026
- Result
- Completed and accepted August 29
Representative experience
Demolition experience, shown in context.
Recent Synergy work and photographs from our leadership’s prior demolition experience.
Recent Synergy work
Commercial demolition in Charlotte.
Office tower flooring removal
- Location
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Work area
- Levels 9 and 10
- Scope
- Carpet, VCT, and ceramic tile with mud bed
- Scope limits
- Adhesive removal and floor preparation excluded
Work started September 8, 2026.
Leadership’s prior experience
A closer look at the work.
These field photographs show work from prior companies and leadership roles. They are separate from the recent Synergy projects above.
Interior & selective
Interior selective removal
Selective removal inside an industrial building, with columns, roof framing, and adjacent construction retained. The work area shows why overhead conditions, defined removal limits, and material routes matter during an interior demolition scope.
- Interior access
- Retained columns and framing
- Overhead work
Full building demolition
Complete commercial building removal
A low-rise commercial building during full demolition, with an excavator working among brick, concrete block, and structural debris. The photograph shows building removal in progress and the space needed for equipment access and material handling.
- Full building removal
- Equipment access
- Debris handling
Structural removal
Parking structure panel removal
Concrete panel removal from a multilevel parking structure using cranes and elevated work platforms. The retained decks, lifting access, and available landing area are visible in the photograph; these conditions shape each release and pick.
- Retained structure
- Release sequence
- Controlled movement
Industrial demolition
Industrial building removal
Industrial building removal with masonry rubble, heavy equipment, and a tall smokestack in the surrounding work area. Mixed construction calls for defined removal boundaries and a coordinated route from demolition to material separation and loading.
- Mixed construction
- Material separation
- Site logistics
Heavy demolition
Night structural demolition
An excavator working beside an exposed concrete structure at night. Equipment access, work-zone separation, lighting, and debris movement must be planned around the available work hours and site conditions.
- Night operations
- Equipment position
- Work-zone control
Precision removal
Elevated concrete sawcutting
An elevated wall-saw operation carried out from a work platform. The photograph shows the close working relationship between cutting access, fall protection, the retained structure, and the section being removed.
- Elevated access
- Cutting sequence
- Controlled release
Material recovery
Brick recovery and reuse
Recovered brick separated from demolition debris, stacked on pallets, and wrapped for handling. Material recovery requires space for sorting and staging alongside the demolition and hauling operation.
- Material separation
- Palletized recovery
- Reuse planning
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