Selective and interior demolition.

Selective demolition is defined by its boundaries. Walls, ceilings, finishes, equipment, slabs, structural components, and exterior elements may be removed while surrounding systems remain. Clear limits, verification of existing conditions, and disciplined debris routes keep the work aligned with renovation goals.

• Interior partitions, ceilings, finishes, millwork, and fixtures
• Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and equipment components after make-safe coordination
• Selective slabs, walls, structural steel, and exterior elements
• Occupied-area separation, protection, and controlled material routes
• Detail demolition and turnover for following trades

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

• Scope boundaries and retained construction
• Known utility status and make-safe responsibilities
• Dust, debris, access, elevator, and occupied-site controls
• Sequence, work hours, material routes, and required handoff

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

• Offices, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and education
• Industrial renovation and equipment-change projects
• Occupied buildings and phased construction
• Adaptive reuse and tenant improvement