Dunn & Bradstreet (90,000 square foot space) in its final phase of demolition!
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7700 Parmer – Demolition (In Progress…)
The 7700 Parmer project is a 90,000+ sq. ft. selective demolition of high tech office space in North Austin. This job has presented challenges from the beginning as is the nature of selective demo in tech buildings (you never know what’s behind that second ceiling).
Loading dock and dumpsters.
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Tile removal with jack hammer.
Wall removal.
Existing windows are covered for protection.
Scaffold
Existing tile will be salvaged.
Stacked tile for salvage to the right.
Wall demolition.
View From Balcony
Coordinating with hauling to maximize our daily efficiency is the key to success when working with these volumes.
Gateway Church Project
This project, which included steel work and demolition, is for a church in a shopping center in south Austin.
Front of building.
This sliding steel door will serve as both a room divider and a door.
Alternate view of steel runners.
As part of the project we shored up this wall and made cutouts according to architectural plans.
RTU Support brackets.
Structural support for beam.
This job shows our ability to work in large spaces, and on a big scale. This door is xx feet high, but can be moved by an individual person.
Special thanks to Blue & Associates for using us on this demolition and steel project.
More pictures in gallery.
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- This sliding steel door will serve as both a room divider and a door.
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- As part of the project we removed these two sections of brick wall and re-framed them with steel to make new doors.
Our New Baby
Going to be a lot more competitive now on demolition! We have a new baby to show off.
Bobcat with grapple, bucket, forklift, amd RAM.
Call us if you need and tractor work.
Castillian Demolition
Although I personally never had the pleasure of living in the Castillian, I did visit many times. Good to see this building will be receiving a face lift/new look.
We are nearing the end of a 4 week demolition project. Tasked with removing concrete from the soffits/overhangs, tearing out walls, and removing the front facade, we are nearly done.
This is our highest profile job to date.
