The most common commercial demolitions are:
- Crushing and removal of concrete (interior or exterior)
- Demolition of steel beams and structures
- Demolition of interior office walls in an eco-friendly manner
- Floor removal for a commercial building
- Demolition of roofs
- Demolition of an industrial pool
Several factors affect the total cost of demolition of commercial interiors:
- Materials for demolition
- Total square footage to be demolished
- Living costs in your area Accessibility of the work site
- Method of demolition (by hand or with heavy machinery)
- Project complexity
- Hazardous material such as asbestos or lead in the workplace
- Who you hire
Type and quantity of materials being removed are the most important aspects that influence the price of your commercial interior demolition. It is common for brick walls to produce much more debris than walls made from drywall of a similar size, costing more due to disposal costs. In addition to the location of your project, the price your contractor will charge you is dependent upon the size of your project. Going rates for demolition will be determined by the cost of living in your location.
Since every circumstance is different, each contractor determines prices differently.