Limits and protection
Clarify the removal limits, adjacent property, utilities, access, and items that must remain.
Selective to complete removal
Demolition planned around the site, the next phase, and a clean handoff.
REMI Companies presents demolition capability ranging from houses and accessory structures to small and medium commercial buildings and complex industrial project conversations.
Published scope
Removal work for structures, hardscape, pools, and construction sites.
The live site lists houses, buildings, garages, sheds, sidewalks, driveways, patios, swimming pools, storm cleanup, construction sites, and small-to-medium commercial buildings.
REMI’s dated capability statement also lists structure razing, erosion and dust control, haul-away, site abatement, and restoration. Those statement-based capabilities require current project confirmation.
Plan the handoff
Define what comes down, what stays, and what follows.
Sequence
Coordinate demolition, haul-away, cleanup, and the needs of the next trade or site phase.
Material handling
Confirm project-specific disposal, recycling, hazardous-material, and documentation requirements.
Closeout condition
Agree on the expected site condition after removal rather than assuming restoration is included.
Before mobilization
Permits, surveys, utility locates, testing, and environmental responsibilities belong in the actual scope.
Website content cannot determine whether regulated materials, engineering, special disposal, traffic control, agency review, or other project-specific requirements apply. The proposal and contract should identify responsibilities and exclusions.
Useful answers
Questions about demolition.
The public site lists residential structures, outbuildings, concrete and hardscape, pools, storm cleanup, construction sites, and small-to-medium commercial buildings. Industrial or public work is reviewed against the actual scope.
REMI publishes debris removal and haul-away capability, but the accepted proposal should define materials, quantities, disposal requirements, and the final site condition.
No. The dated statement lists Asbestos Awareness training and hazardous-material driving endorsements; it does not establish an abatement license or guarantee availability. Regulated work must be verified and contracted appropriately.
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Bring REMI the scope, location, schedule, and procurement requirements.
The team can review project fit, identify useful next information, and confirm current capacity for the requested work.