wayside ministries project

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TWO THREE-STORY BUILDINGS HAD TO BE REMOVED ON A TIGHT SITE FOR A NEW BUIlding

The Wayside Ministry demolition project was completed in phases. The first building was demolished for the new building while the second building was utilized. After the new building was built, the 2nd building was removed in between the new building and another building. Work was performed safely and efficiently.

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Alpine Demolition is a full service demolition contractor. We demolish buildings, infrastructure, railroads, interior, and provide specialty demolitions. 

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