Many schools are in desperate need for renovation or rebuilding. Because schools are funded largely based on property taxes, not every community has the resources they need for a proper renovation or rebuilding. Today, we’ll take a look at how to approach the question of whether or not a school should be renovated or rebuilt.
Sometimes water towers no longer function or may become too costly or old to maintain. When that happens, it’s time to call in the water tower demolition experts. 
Oregon demolition contractors are integral with the recovery effort that follows any wildfire. Before any rebuilding can take place, burned or ruined structures, felled trees, and other debris must be processed and removed safely. Luckily, demolition companies, like Elder Demolition, are 
The market for wood has become narrower and narrower and more construction and demolition contractors are having a hard time bringing wood to market. Biochar has emerged as a new viable way to turn this resource into a lucrative asset in some areas of the U.S. 
Commercial demolition contractors and the 
While it may not seem obvious, one of the most important stages in a housing construction project is the demolition of any previous structures. Following clear guidelines while demolishing an existing building sets up the construction project for success. When looking for a demolition contractor in Portland, Oregon select one that 
Many of the cities in the Pacific Northwest are experiencing a construction boom. As demand for space grows, property development companies are repurposing plots of land that already have structures on them. This means demolition companies are being called upon to ensure the space is appropriately prepared for new construction.
The impact of the 
Since the 1990’s it has become increasingly common for industrial demolition contractors to recycle as much of the waste created during the demolition. This has led to lucrative opportunities for owners and contractors and created a new industry in demolition recycling.
What are the tallest buildings ever demolished? We will answer this question in today’s article and learn more about these massive structures. Many were removed to make room for larger buildings, future developments, or because they were unstable. -
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