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Premises requiring the removal of designated non-structural partitions or fixed woodwork before renovation.
Demolition Works
Arranging dismantling of specified items in homes, offices, or shops, pre-verifying site and management requirements.
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Is this service right for you?
When is Demolition Works right for you?
Dismantling services focus on the removal and transport of non-structural installations listed in writing, such as partitions, platforms, or fixed woodwork. The focus is on the construction interface and waste transport, and it does not signify completion of the full restoration, repair, or MEP engineering required by a lease.
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Shops or offices needing to dismantle old flooring, finishes, or signs according to drawings.
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Projects with a clear dismantling list and the ability to distinguish parts to be kept.
Service process
Demolition Works process
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Define dismantling items
Confirm items to dismantle or keep item-by-item based on photos, drawings, and site information.
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Identify restrictions
Check management rules, working hours, materials, and risks of unidentified utility lines.
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Dismantle by area
Protect adjacent areas to be kept, then handle non-structural items in the agreed order.
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Verify removal
Remove dismantled materials from the quotation and inspect the completed scope against the list.
Scope of service
What's included?
Included in your quote
- Dismantle non-structural installations listed item-by-item in the quotation.
- Apply basic protection to parts to be kept adjacent to the work area.
- Consolidate and remove general dismantled materials that have been listed.
- Verify removed items against the dismantling list.
Requires separate confirmation
- Structural modifications, building surveys, or works requiring professional design approval.
- Electrical, plumbing, fire services, gas, or AC disconnection/relocation.
- Asbestos, chemicals, contaminants, and other regulated materials.
What affects your quote?
What affects your quote?
Demolition structure
Procedures differ for woodwork, glass, metal, brickwork, and composite finishes.
Fixing method
The depth of connections to walls, floors, or ceilings affects the tools and protection scope.
Site rules
Noise periods, enclosures, cargo lifts, and material removal routes all constrain arrangements.
Quantity of dismantled materials
Volume, weight, feasibility of dismantling, and removal distance affect the overall plan.
Checklist
Prepare these details or photos before requesting a quote
- 1Provide floor plans and mark each dismantling position on photos.
- 2Clearly mark walls, equipment, and furniture that must be kept.
- 3Confirm permissible procedures and working hours with the landlord or management office.
- 4Provide information on known materials, concealed utility lines, and previous modifications.
- 5Arrange for relevant professional contractors to handle systems requiring isolation first.
Do not take risks by dismantling if structure or utility lines are unclear.
Fixing methods and known concealed facilities must be identified before work; stop work and investigate if unknown structures, unusual materials, or unisolated systems are encountered.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Can construction start just by saying 'dismantle everything'?
No; structural and non-structural items, items to dismantle versus keep, and parts handled by other contractors must be clearly differentiated item-by-item.
Does dismantling naturally meet handover standards?
Not necessarily; handover often involves separate requirements for repairs, surface restoration, and acceptance conditions, which must be confirmed independently based on the restoration list.
What is done if unidentified utility lines are discovered?
Work at the relevant location should be suspended until identified and handled by site representatives and appropriate professionals before continuing.
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