DEMOLITION:
- Implementation of conventional, state-of-the-art mechanical equipment, combination of mechanical and labor, or intensive labor-only removal (when mechanical is not permitted)
- Piece-by-piece dismantling for reuse or salvage

TANK REMOVAL:
- Pre- and post-testing
- Liquid analysis and removal
- Tank purging and removal
- Plant Decommissioning / Dismantlement:
- Complete dismantling for reuse
- Equipment rigging and asset liquidation
- Disaster relief: fire emergencies; damage from floods, fallen trees, wind storms, landslides, snow storms; damage from natural aging and manmade accidents

SCRAP METAL PREPARATION:
- Ferrous metals preparation to meet acceptability of mills
- Preparation of non-ferrous metals
- Trucking

RECYCLING:
Alpine Demolition can achieve an impressive recycle rate of near 90% on most demolition projects. The key to this is to carefully deconstruct the building instead of demolishing it. Although this is more time consuming, the decision can save thousands of dollars in transporting and tipping fees, plus, clients can generate revenue from the sale of salvaged items.

The key to the success is crushing the materials so that they can be used for other purposes.

For example, wood can be turned to mulch and used for compost. Concrete is crushed on site and used for fill. Other none salvageable material can have their volume greatly reduced by the grinding process and therefore need fewer loads to transport to a landfill.

Reusing materials on site or selling them also contributes to the high waste reduction figure. Alpine Demolition is able to reuse the aluminum, copper and steel: conduit, pipes and wire in new building constructions.

Alpine Demolition is reaching new heights in construction and demolition recycling.