Deconstruction vs Demolition
Deconstruction and reclamation is an alternative to traditional demolition. Workers dismantle all or part of buildings with an eye for preserving historic and/or materials with integrity for reintegration in the current project or to inventory for future reuse.
If there is adequate lead time, deconstruction teams can recycle and repurpose up to 90% of the entire structure.
Economic and Environmental Impact
Deconstruction and Reclamation has economic savings, environmental benefits, and creates jobs by:
- Offsetting cost of demolition through tax credits
- Diverting up to 50% – 90% of building waste from landfill
- Reusing valuable lumber resources instead of cutting new growth timber
- Maintaining carbon sequestration in salvaged lumber
- Providing labor opportunities for the construction trades
Services:
Consultation
Acquisition
Deconstruction
Experience
To find out the environmental impact of the J.I. Case Tractor factory reclamation, click here.
Capabilities
Urban Evolutions, Inc. specializes in reclaimed materials, sourced from old world, quality constructed spaces. Our Salvage team is headed up by Jeff Janson, vice president and owner of Urban Evolutions. Using our industry knowledge and 23 years of experience, the team provides capabilities including:
- Project Management
- Wood Identification and Suitability of Reuse
- Inventory Management
- Contract Negotiation
- Financial Oversight
- Sales and Marketing Assistance
- Liquidation and Recycling Oversight