Listen to the scope
Understand the desired outcome, constraints, stakeholders, and procurement requirements before promising a path forward.
About REMI Companies
REMI Companies brings demolition, excavation and site preparation, property maintenance, and transportation capabilities together for public- and private-sector projects.


Built around the work
REMI Companies’ public materials describe experience spanning commercial, heavy civil, residential, municipal, industrial, and federal work. That breadth is most useful when it improves coordination: knowing what must happen before mobilization, what may affect production, and what a clean completion requires.
Every opportunity is evaluated against the current scope, geography, capacity, safety requirements, and contract documents. The website introduces the capability; the project record defines the commitment.
How REMI works
A capable field operation still depends on clear expectations and disciplined follow-through.
Understand the desired outcome, constraints, stakeholders, and procurement requirements before promising a path forward.
Consider access, sequencing, equipment, logistics, neighboring operations, and restoration requirements.
Raise dependencies early and coordinate changes through the project’s agreed communication channels.
Keep safety, productivity, housekeeping, and respect for the property visible throughout execution.
Use the proposal, plans, specifications, submittals, and closeout requirements to keep responsibility clear.
Complete the defined work, remove project debris where included, and make the turnover easy to understand.
Selected past performance
Explore representative engagements and ask which experience is most relevant to your work.

A National Park Service demolition entry in REMI’s dated past-performance list.

A United States Army structure-demolition entry associated with Fort McCoy.

A USACE lock-structure demolition entry in REMI’s dated past-performance list.
Project names and scopes come from REMI Companies’ October 2022 capability statement. Card imagery is representative REMI source-site photography and is not identified as documentation of the named contracts.
Bring us the scope
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