Demolition

PH&C scopes, bids, and manages demolition for owners clearing a site for a new use, including utilities, abatement, and debris handling.

Demolition is the first construction work on many redevelopment sites, and its cost depends on what is found inside and underneath the building. PH&C manages demolition for the owner, from the first survey through the cleared, graded site.

What PH&C handles

Surveying the building and site, including hazardous material surveys and underground conditions.
Defining the scope: structures, slabs, foundations, pavement, tanks, and site features.
Identifying utilities that must be shut off, capped, or relocated before work starts.
Preparing bid documents and comparing contractor proposals.
Coordinating abatement, notifications, and permits with the governing agencies.
Managing neighbors and occupied buildings that remain in use during the work.
Observing salvage, recycling, hauling, and disposal records.
Confirming grading, backfill, and erosion controls at the end of the work.

What you get

A priced scope that reflects what the survey found.
Demolition sequenced with abatement, remediation, and the permits that precede new construction.
A documented record of waste handling and site conditions.
A cleared site ready for the next phase of work.