Demolition is typically the first stage of a construction project, so it is crucial that all demolition work is completed on safely and on time so as to ensure that there are no delays to the project schedule.
As an experienced demolition contractor, The Blackford Group understands that each demolition project will have unique requirements, so we offer a bespoke service tailored to meet these particular needs. We plan every aspect of the demolition works, developing method statements and risk assessments that are site specific and cover the project from start to finish. All works are carried out in accordance with BS 6187:2011, the British Standard for Demolition Works.
Typically, the projects that The Blackford Group carry out involve either the complete demolition of a structure, the partial demolition of a structure, the careful dismantling of a structure or the strip out of a structure.
This will involve soft-stripping the building of all fixtures and fittings, then demolishing the structure down to either top of ground slab, underside of slab or underside of slab and removal of all footings and foundations to a specified depth. It is company policy that as much of the demolition arisings are reclaimed and recycled eg concrete and hard-core crushed to 6F2.
This may involve the removal of modern extensions from listed buildings that are being refurbished, or carrying out internal removals such as redundant staircases.
It is often possible to reclaim steel framed buildings such as barns for resale.
Quite often, a client will be refurbishing or converting an industrial unit or office block and require the existing structure to be stripped back to its shell to enable the refurbishment or conversion to take place. This may require the removal of all furniture, fixtures and fittings, carpets, raised flooring, suspended ceilings, partitions, doors and redundant Mechanical and Electrical equipment.
The Blackford Group carries out the above types of demolition works throughout the South East of England, including:
East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent, London, Surrey and Hampshire.