Commercial demolition for complex project sites.

Commercial demolition can mean an interior strip-out inside an operating building, selective structural removal for a new layout, exterior component removal, or the complete demolition of a low-rise property. The right method begins with a clear end condition and the constraints that shape the work.

• Office, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and education interiors
• Selective walls, slabs, ceilings, finishes, façades, and structural elements
• Concrete, masonry, steel, precast, and rooftop components
• Complete commercial building removal up to two stories
• Loading, recycling, haul-off, and turnover coordination

The demolition method connects existing conditions, equipment, sequence, material movement, and turnover before production begins.

• Limits of removal and retained construction
• Utility status, access, protection, and occupied-site restrictions
• Equipment position, debris routes, loading, and work zones
• Sequence, schedule interfaces, and the condition required by the next trade

Synergy reviews the structure, active operations, neighboring conditions, access, and the next phase of work together.

• Occupied and active commercial properties
• Renovation and adaptive-reuse projects
• Standalone low-rise buildings
• Multi-trade redevelopment sites