Heavy industrial demolition and equipment removal.

Industrial demolition is more than removing a structure. Process equipment, platforms, pipe racks, rooftop assemblies, machinery, steel, concrete, and facility components each have different connection points and handling requirements. The demolition method must connect the release sequence to the available equipment and working room.

• Process equipment, machinery, conveyors, and production components
• Platforms, mezzanines, catwalks, stairs, and structural steel
• Rooftop structures, penthouses, tanks, and exterior assemblies
• Concrete foundations, masonry, slabs, and selective structural elements
• Specialty cutting, controlled component handling, recovery, loading, and haul-off as required

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

• Known isolation and utility status
• Component weights, connection points, and release sequence
• Rigging points, equipment position, travel paths, and landing areas
• Interfaces with active operations, retained systems, and other trades

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

• Manufacturing and production facilities
• Warehouses and distribution operations
• Plant renovations and decommissioning scopes
• Active facilities with controlled work areas