House Demolition Aldershot

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    Gosport, GB

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  • Harrison Contractors Ltd
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    17 St. Johns Hill, Ryde, Isle Of Wight, England, PO33 1EU, GB

    Asbestos Removal & Disposal Registered with the Isle of Wight Building Safety Association, our team of licensed and qualified operatives at Harrison Contractors Ltd are available to safely remove asbestos from industrial and residential buildings in Ryde and across the Isle Of Wight. Asbestos was previously used as a building material and can be found in both industrial and residential properties that were built or refurbished before the year 2000. Asbestos becomes harmful to us when the material containing the asbestos is damaged, resulting in a fine dust being apparent in the air we breathe in, ultimately making its way into our lungs. It’s vital that all asbestos removal should be carried out by trained and qualified operatives, and for high risk disposal, a licensed contractor is required to undertake the work, and that’s where we come in. At Harrison Contractors Ltd we can carry out asbestos surveys, establishing the level of risk, and can safely remove any asbestos from your building. Based in Ryde, we operate across the Isle Of Wight, also providing demolition, dismantling, reclamation and scaffolding services. To request a quote, or discuss your concerns about asbestos in your property, get in touch with us today. Why choose Harrison Contractors Ltd? Residential, commercial and industrial buildings serviced Fully trained, qualified and licensed company Registered with appropriate regulatory bodies Safe removal and disposal service Sampling and air monitoring Free quotes on all jobs Asbestos removal & disposal Concerned that your property contains harmful asbestos? Our team of licensed asbestos disposal operatives can help. Speak to the team at Harrison Contractors Ltd in Ryde today.

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    Gosport, GB

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    Gosport, GB

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  • V.J.Fleet & Sons Ltd
    4.3
    Mengham Farmhouse, Selsmore Road, Mengham Farmhouse Selsmore Road Hayling Island, Hayling Island, PO11 9JY, GB

    Building Is What We Do V.J.Fleet & Sons Is Leading Quality Projects Who We Are V.J.Fleet & Sons is a well established independent family run business based in Hampshire specialising in all aspects of groundworks (drainage , foundations , excavations , house clearance , fencing , property maintenance , underpinning and wet pour safety surfacing to name a few) About Our Company V.J.Fleet & Sons is a well established independent family run business based in Hampshire specialising in all aspects of groundworks (drainage , foundations , excavations , house clearance , fencing , property maintenance , underpinning and wet pour safety surfacing to name a few) 1969 Trading since 4 Business partners

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  • Construct 1 LTD
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    Suite 11, 2 Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1UE, GB

    Building Trust with Quality Work Learn More About us Construct 1 is an independently-run company specializing in all aspects of construction. We are committed to providing our customers with quality workmanship and a reliable service. To the mutual benefit of Construct 1 and our clientele, we maintain a strict adherence to our budgets and schedules for all projects, ensuring high attention to detail finishes and cost-effective construction. Construct 1 eliminates the risk of having to build twice or employ multiple contractors to complete your project.

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    Gosport, GB

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  • Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd
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    Unit 1, Fort Fareham Ind. Est., 1 Fort Fareham Industrial Estate, Fareham, PO14 1AH, GB

    Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd Operating out of Fareham, Hampshire, Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd provides safe, professional, and reliable demolition and dismantling services throughout the UK. We take great care and consideration on every project, ensuring you receive the service you expect, coupled with the confidence that the task will be carried out safely and efficiently. We prioritize a clean and safe working environment, and you can be assured that the site will be ready for the next stage of your project upon completion. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond our services. We are dedicated to sustainability and strive to minimize our environmental impact. We actively recycle and reuse materials whenever possible, contributing to a greener future. Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd is a family-run business with a strong reputation for quality and reliability. We are committed to providing our clients with the highest level of service and support.

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    Gosport, GB

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Frequently Asked Questions About House Demolition

Planning a house demolition project? Find answers to common questions about the process, costs, and finding the right contractor in UK.

How much does it cost to tear down a small house?

The cost of demolishing a small house typically ranges from [Lower Range] to [Upper Range], but can vary significantly depending on several factors:
  • Size of the house (square footage).
  • Materials used in construction (wood, brick, concrete, etc.).
  • Accessibility of the site for demolition equipment.
  • Presence or absence of hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint).
  • Local disposal costs and permit fees.
It's important to obtain multiple quotes from reputable demolition contractors to compare prices and services.

What are the different methods for house demolition?

Common methods include:
  • Manual demolition:
  • Mechanical demolition (using excavators, wrecking balls, etc.):
  • Controlled demolition (e.g., implosion, for larger structures).
The most suitable method depends on the house's size, location, and surrounding environment.

What are the safety precautions for house demolition?

Safety measures during demolition include:
  • Site security and access control
  • Worker training and use of PPE
  • Dust suppression and noise control
  • Hazardous material handling procedures
  • Emergency response plans

How do I get a demolition permit?

Obtaining a demolition permit typically involves these steps:
  1. Contact your local building department or municipal office: Inquire about specific requirements, which can vary based on location, size, and type of structure.
  2. Complete the application: Provide necessary details about the property, the demolition plan, and the contractor.
  3. Submit required documents: This might include proof of ownership, site plans, asbestos surveys (if applicable), and the demolition contractor's license and insurance information.
  4. Pay the permit fee: Fees vary depending on the project scope and local regulations.
  5. Schedule inspections (if required): Inspections may be necessary before, during, or after the demolition.
  6. Your demolition contractor can often assist with the permit application process, streamlining things for you.

How much does it cost to tear down a small house?

The cost of demolishing a small house typically ranges from [Lower Range] to [Upper Range], but can vary significantly depending on several factors:
  • Size of the house (square footage).
  • Materials used in construction (wood, brick, concrete, etc.).
  • Accessibility of the site for demolition equipment.
  • Presence or absence of hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint).
  • Local disposal costs and permit fees.
It's important to obtain multiple quotes from reputable demolition contractors to compare prices and services.

What are the different methods for house demolition?

Common methods include:
  • Manual demolition:
  • Mechanical demolition (using excavators, wrecking balls, etc.):
  • Controlled demolition (e.g., implosion, for larger structures).
The most suitable method depends on the house's size, location, and surrounding environment.

What are the safety precautions for house demolition?

Safety measures during demolition include:
  • Site security and access control
  • Worker training and use of PPE
  • Dust suppression and noise control
  • Hazardous material handling procedures
  • Emergency response plans

How do I get a demolition permit?

Obtaining a demolition permit typically involves these steps:
  1. Contact your local building department or municipal office: Inquire about specific requirements, which can vary based on location, size, and type of structure.
  2. Complete the application: Provide necessary details about the property, the demolition plan, and the contractor.
  3. Submit required documents: This might include proof of ownership, site plans, asbestos surveys (if applicable), and the demolition contractor's license and insurance information.
  4. Pay the permit fee: Fees vary depending on the project scope and local regulations.
  5. Schedule inspections (if required): Inspections may be necessary before, during, or after the demolition.
  6. Your demolition contractor can often assist with the permit application process, streamlining things for you.