Structural demolition and controlled removal.

Structural demolition may involve one component, one elevation, a roof system, a precast section, or a complete low-rise structure. Defining what stays is as important as defining what comes out. Sequence, working room, connection points, and load paths guide the removal method.

• Concrete slabs, walls, foundations, and structural elements
• Masonry walls and building components
• Structural steel, joists, roof systems, and framed assemblies
• Precast panels and parking-structure components
• Selective exterior and low-rise structural removal

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

• Existing conditions, retained structure, and limits of removal
• Connection points, release sequence, and temporary conditions
• Equipment reach, access, working room, and exclusion areas
• Controlled landing, debris movement, loading, and handoff

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

• Commercial renovation and redevelopment
• Industrial facility modifications
• Parking and precast structures
• Roof and exterior system removal