Perfect Location, Imperfect House? Demolition Ahoy!
You should have seen the location of this house. The house in question sat in South Tampa, just far enough from Dale Mabry to be
May 3, 2021
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You should have seen the location of this house. The house in question sat in South Tampa, just far enough from Dale Mabry to be
A word to the wise: never drain your own pool. It will float free of the earth that holds it, and then you’ll have to call a pool demolition contractor like us.
Hurricane Irma did a number on this pool back in 2017, and insurance refused to help. As repairs piled up, the owner decided to pull the plug and demolish
This new(ish)-looking house is hiding some old secrets below its aluminum siding
No two buildings are the same. You find that out real quick once you start knocking them over. And this car wash demolition? Oh boy, it was a unique one.
Once a thriving dinner destination, this restaurant had grown and beyond its means. Chef after chef tried and failed to save it. Time for demolition.
Bright and early on a crisp Monday morning, our demolition crew arrived at the house to demolish and fill in this poor pool. Let the destruction begin!
It’s rare these days to see a structure built by hand, by a non-professional with a passion and a decent grasp of construction. We just made it rarer.
Demolition doesn’t have to be a scorched-earth, “leave no structures behind” process. Partial and selective demolition is a surprisingly large part of our business.
People don’t tend to leave old couches or rancid food inside of a 7-Eleven, but the structures and demands of the building tend to be more complex and more durable.
You should have seen the location of this house. The house in question sat in South Tampa, just far enough from Dale Mabry to be
A word to the wise: never drain your own pool. It will float free of the earth that holds it, and then you’ll have to call a pool demolition contractor like us.
Hurricane Irma did a number on this pool back in 2017, and insurance refused to help. As repairs piled up, the owner decided to pull the plug and demolish
This new(ish)-looking house is hiding some old secrets below its aluminum siding
Bright and early on a crisp Monday morning, our demolition crew arrived at the house to demolish and fill in this poor pool. Let the destruction begin!
It’s rare these days to see a structure built by hand, by a non-professional with a passion and a decent grasp of construction. We just made it rarer.
In many places, Gulf Boulevard is a standard downtown district. But follow it down the peninsula and you find neighborhoods ripe for building – and demo.
The view is awe-inspiring. The ocean breeze is refreshing. The lawn is perfect. The neighbors are lovely. But the house needs a bit more than a facelift
Every inch of the house looked like it had been transplanted from the midwest, carried on the back of a truck down I-75 from middle-of-nowhere Ohio.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as they say. That ounce of prevention, in this case, is to go tabula rasa – demolish the entire house and start from scratch
A word to the wise: never drain your own pool. It will float free of the earth that holds it, and then you’ll have to call a pool demolition contractor like us.
Hurricane Irma did a number on this pool back in 2017, and insurance refused to help. As repairs piled up, the owner decided to pull the plug and demolish
Bright and early on a crisp Monday morning, our demolition crew arrived at the house to demolish and fill in this poor pool. Let the destruction begin!
The view is awe-inspiring. The ocean breeze is refreshing. The lawn is perfect. The neighbors are lovely. But the house needs a bit more than a facelift
Most of the time, people as for pool removal when they want their yard back. But this week, we demolished a pool… so that the owner could put in a pool.
Artisan Apartments in downtown Dunedin had a beautiful pool for its residents. But that pool held a secret – one that could only be solved with a jackhammer
Any pool demolition can have a hiccup, but we’ve been around this block a few times and we come prepared for almost anything.
When a pool becomes a swamp, it’s time to either pony up the big bucks to rehabilitate it or call a demolition contractor like AAA Service Company
The Flamingo Resort was once a thriving and fabulous part of Tampa Bay’s LGBTQ+ scene and nightlife. Nobody saw its demolition coming.
No two buildings are the same. You find that out real quick once you start knocking them over. And this car wash demolition? Oh boy, it was a unique one.
Once a thriving dinner destination, this restaurant had grown and beyond its means. Chef after chef tried and failed to save it. Time for demolition.
Demolition doesn’t have to be a scorched-earth, “leave no structures behind” process. Partial and selective demolition is a surprisingly large part of our business.
People don’t tend to leave old couches or rancid food inside of a 7-Eleven, but the structures and demands of the building tend to be more complex and more durable.
In the south of Tampa, there rest two twin historic apartment buildings. Our task was to preserve the history while stripping away everything else
In trendy, growing Madeira Beach, on the Gulf of Mexico and the outer rim of Pinellas County, there sat until very recently a cozy apartment complex.
There has been a school at the First Presbyterian Church of Dunedin for nearly 100 years. Our demolition crew brought that era to an end this month.
Imagine an abandoned car wash in your head: strange chemicals, faded posters, and so on. Now imagine getting to wipe it out in one afternoon. We did that.
Artisan Apartments in downtown Dunedin had a beautiful pool for its residents. But that pool held a secret – one that could only be solved with a jackhammer
You would think that a McDonalds out in the sticks would be quaint and ancient. But vist Immokalee, and you just might be surprised.
The view is awe-inspiring. The ocean breeze is refreshing. The lawn is perfect. The neighbors are lovely. But the house needs a bit more than a facelift
In trendy, growing Madeira Beach, on the Gulf of Mexico and the outer rim of Pinellas County, there sat until very recently a cozy apartment complex.
There has been a school at the First Presbyterian Church of Dunedin for nearly 100 years. Our demolition crew brought that era to an end this month.
Condominium demolition jobs can surprise you. You have the floor plan, sure. But then sometimes you end up in a time capsule from the 70s
Into this quiet and idyllic Dunedin neighborhood rolled our excavators and dumpsters. They had come to remove this house from existence.
Holy Trinity wanted to preserve their heritage and selectively demolish what was beyond repair. Consider that challenge accepted.
This McDonalds shut down in the year 2000. It took all the way until 2020 before we turned it into a pile of rubble.
The Flamingo Resort was once a thriving and fabulous part of Tampa Bay’s LGBTQ+ scene and nightlife. Nobody saw its demolition coming.
You should have seen the location of this house. The house in question sat in South Tampa, just far enough from Dale Mabry to be
A word to the wise: never drain your own pool. It will float free of the earth that holds it, and then you’ll have to call a pool demolition contractor like us.
Hurricane Irma did a number on this pool back in 2017, and insurance refused to help. As repairs piled up, the owner decided to pull the plug and demolish
This new(ish)-looking house is hiding some old secrets below its aluminum siding
No two buildings are the same. You find that out real quick once you start knocking them over. And this car wash demolition? Oh boy, it was a unique one.
Once a thriving dinner destination, this restaurant had grown and beyond its means. Chef after chef tried and failed to save it. Time for demolition.
Bright and early on a crisp Monday morning, our demolition crew arrived at the house to demolish and fill in this poor pool. Let the destruction begin!
It’s rare these days to see a structure built by hand, by a non-professional with a passion and a decent grasp of construction. We just made it rarer.
Demolition doesn’t have to be a scorched-earth, “leave no structures behind” process. Partial and selective demolition is a surprisingly large part of our business.
People don’t tend to leave old couches or rancid food inside of a 7-Eleven, but the structures and demands of the building tend to be more complex and more durable.
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