How Skyscraper Demolition is Accomplished

Jul 16, 2021

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Does your need constitute a high rise / skyscraper demolition?

A dictionary definition of a high-rise building is simply a “multistoried building equipped with elevators.” However, the term “high-rise” varies by location with some requiring a floor to be more than 75 feet above the street and occupied to be considered a high rise.  While reasonable minds may differ on what constitutes a high-rise building, if you have a multistory building that needs to be demolished, you have come to the right place.

Can high-rise buildings be demolished?

High-rise demolition is still rare, as only a few skyscrapers have ever been demolished in the United States.  However, it is estimated this will change in the coming decades.  Demolition of multistoried or high-rise buildings is a daunting task.  This is not a project for the faint of heart, and extreme care should be given when deciding who is the right team for the high-rise demolition job.

Alpine Demolition is no stranger to multi-level, high rise demolition jobs.  We have done it all, from overpasses to world famous baseball stadiums, from correctional facilities to a multistoried Masonic lodge.  If you need high-rise demolition, you need Alpine Demolition.

What does skyscraper demolition entail?

There are a myriad of ways to demolish a high-rise building.  Some methods include the fantastic spectacle involving a blend of explosives and precision to cause an inward collapse. Others comprise of the infamous wrecking ball. Still others require the calculated, tactful, “Jenga” style deconstruction of precisely removing piece by piece, floor by floor.

Do you need high-rise demolition?

Whether your project is for the purposes of visual enhancement, or to protect the populous from a deteriorating structure, if you have a high-rise building that needs to be removed, then you need high-rise demolition from Alpine Demolition.

What is your next step?

You have determined you need a high-rise building to be removed. Next, follow this link to contact us and begin the process of receiving a bid for your high-rise demolition job. The link will provide you with our contact info, as well as a bid request form.

We know your time is valuable.  Upon receiving your form, we will provide you with a prompt, accurate estimate.  We will offer you a comprehensive bid, and our goal is to avoid any surprise fees.  We will also provide you with information of local requirements. Our goal is to keep your costs low, and to get your high-rise demolition job completed on or ahead of schedule.

Our promise.

We will provide you with high-rise demolition that is safe, cost effective, timely and sustainable.

When it comes to high-rise demolition, there is a lot on the line.  You need a team who is experienced, knowledgeable, affordable, efficient, environmentally aware, and has a track record of proven success.  When there is a lot on the line, trust Alpine Demolition for your high-rise demolition. Contact us at 630-761-0700 for your timely and accurate estimate.

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