Demolition

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Clean Demolition

When light demolition is called for, Dirthog Excavation can meet your needs. We help relieve our clients’ responsibilities by supervising as many aspects of the project as we can.

As professional excavators, we take pride in leaving the demolished site ready for the new construction to begin, or lawn ready. Where many demolition contractors fall short in post-demolition cleanup, Dirthog uses it’s experience and expertise to ensure that all cavities are compacted to engineered specs and ready for your next project.

Comprehensive Demolition Services

Precise and cost-effective demolition solutions from a true professional

There’s more to demolition than just tearing down a structure and clearing the debris. At Dirthog Excavation, we’ll first inspect the site to be demolished and look for any potential problem areas, such as existing utility infrastructure or live electrical wires. We’ll take care of every detail to ensure your Alaskan demolition goes as smoothly as possible.

In many cases, our clients want to preserve materials for other purposes. Dirthog Excavation is fully capable of separating reusable bricks, wood, and more, hauling them to your preferred storage location. Our services in Alaska are available for small to midsized projects.

Dirhog Excavation is fully equipped to deal with every possible situation, from being able to break concrete to handling asbestos and other hazardous materials.

Dirthog Excavation is the right choice if it needs to be torn down.

Safety is a priority

Of course, safety is always of the utmost importance when talking demolition – so we take good measure to ensure safety for our employees, as well as those that are in the area.

Site demolition is often overlooked by the public, but it can be one of the most dangerous aspects of a project. Safety is the highest priority and having a knowledgeable demolition contractor can significantly reduce the possibility of accidents, injuries, and property damage. It’s equally important to have a contractor who is knowledgeable about regulatory compliance and experienced in working with both agencies and community groups.

It is rare for construction projects to start with a clean piece of land, and many have existing property structures on the site. Of course, these must be demolished and then cleared before the actual building phase of the project can begin.