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Demolition and waste removal — General contractor — Professionals
Demolition enquiries require competent planning and verified boundaries. Providers should obtain structural and services information, clarify survey gaps and identify the waste route before choosing equipment or committing to a clearance price.
Service scope
Planned dismantling or removal of defined building elements, followed by controlled handling and disposal of the resulting materials. Structural stability, services, hazardous substances and protection of neighbouring areas are assessed before selecting a demolition method.
What is normally included
- Scoped demolition or strip-out
- Separation and handling of identified waste
- Agreed clearance and disposal records
What is not included
- Demolition without competent assessment
- Undeclared asbestos or other hazardous-material removal
Qualification checks
- Confirm exactly what remains
- Review structural information
- Verify service responsibility
- Check hazardous-material evidence
- Plan access, protection and waste segregation
Quote guidance
Distinguish mobilisation, controlled dismantling, segregation and disposal. State the materials and quantities assumed, and define a stop-and-review process for unidentified substances or structural conditions.
Lead risks
- Waste quantities may exceed visual estimates
- Unidentified services or materials can stop the job
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