Demolition Subcontracting

Selective demolition is defined as a careful demolition procedure whereby parts of a structure are removed while the primary structure is protected and remains intact. Selective demolition procedures use a combination of hand labor and small, specialized equipment. Examples of  selective demolition are listed below:

• Removal of interior features such as walls, ceilings and utilities-this is a very common procedure during remodeling work.
• Cutting openings in walls and floors for new utility services, stairwells, elevators, windows, doors etc.
• Removing entire floors for major remodeling projects.
• Removing portions of structures that have become deteriorated or otherwise unusable.
• Removing portions of structures that have been damaged by fire, earthquakes, and similar events.
• Cutting and removing slots between parts of the building to be demolished, while the other part remains intact.

“Structural demolition” is the physical dismantling of any type of structure, whether it be a home, commercial building or garage.

The two most common ways to demolish a structure are either traditional, mechanical demolition with the assistance of heavy equipment, or by tearing down the structure by hand (also known as deconstruction).

   The concrete removal process is a simple, straightforward process – but only if you know how to do it right. Breaking up concrete yourself can save you a bunch of money, but it can also be extremely time consuming and not to mention its backbreaking work! If you’re hiring a contractor to pour new concrete, handling the demolition yourself might actually wind up costing you more in disposal fees. We are equipped with all the latest concrete removal equipment and machinery to professionally and expertly remove your old concrete.

Concrete Cutting is used to cut openings for doors, windows, plumbing,  duct work, or electrical wiring and it involves a variety of techniques  in order to accomplish the desired result. Visit our Concrete Cutting  page for more information about Slab Sawing, Wall Sawing, Pile Cutting,  Chain Sawing, Hand Sawing, Wire Sawing, Concrete Chipping, Floor  Removal, Floor  

Core Drilling is typically used to make precise circular openings for  plumbing, electrical and HVAC installations. TWB Companies has the core  drills and diamond bits required to drill precise holes through a  variety of surfaces, and at any depth, diameter or angle.