Demolition

In the ever-evolving landscape of modern cities, buildings that once stood as symbols of progress and innovation sometimes reach a point where demolition becomes not just necessary, but beneficial. There are several compelling reasons why even the tallest and most impressive structures may need to…

Demolition is a crucial phase in the life cycle of a building or structure, requiring careful planning and execution to ensure safety, environmental responsibility, and regulatory compliance. In the UK, demolition contractors adhere to strict guidelines set by the National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC),…

In the dynamic landscape of construction and property development in Devon & Cornwall, and the UK as a whole, we are often asked what the term "soft strip demolition" means and what exactly does it entail, and when is it employed? Soft strip demolition refers…

When it comes to property development, the decision between renovation and demolition can be pivotal. While renovation is often perceived as the default option, demolition carries its own set of advantages that shouldn't be overlooked. In this article, we look at the benefits of choosing…

The rubble that DSW collect from demolished buildings typically undergoes several processes for disposal and recycling back our depot in St Austell. Here's what generally happens to rubble from demolished buildings: Sorting and Removal: After a building is demolished, the debris and rubble is typically…

In Cornwall, as in many other local authorities in the UK, you are generally required to notify the council about a demolition project well in advance. The specific notification requirements and procedures may vary slightly depending on the local regulations and the size and scope…