The Promontory Tower project, located at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, featured three methods of high reach demolition.
This demolition began with a BROCKK robotic excavator suspended from a crane. We use BROCKK robotic radio-controlled excavators because they allow precise work as their operators remain at a safe distance from hazardous conditions.
We followed up our BROCKK high reach demolition method with a floor-by-floor demolition. In this method, we removed the top three floors in order to safely reach the remaining parts of this building with precision.
We completed this building’s demolition by thoroughly and efficiently picking apart the remaining structure using our 100-foot high reach demolition excavator.
Our 3400 Montrose project, located in Houston, Texas, had to be dismantled piece by piece due to its location in a heavily populated area.
This 61-year-old 10-story office structure was surrounded by other buildings and a high-traffic street. It was notably hovering closest to the La Colombe D’or, a luxury hotel and wedding center. The Grant Mackay team ensured this demolition was performed safely with minimal dust being spread.
The demolition of the 3400 Montrose high rise building began with the clean removal of its parking lot, and then effectively progressed over a couple of months with a floor-by-floor demolition going from its top floor down to its bottom floor.
Our high reach demolition process for this project was among the cleanest and most efficient for such a high-traffic area. Construction of a new high rise building swiftly began after demolition was complete.
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