South Plainfield, NJ (PRWEB) March 26, 2005
The clientÂ's goal for the project was to have all equipment removed, interior demolition conducted and cleanup of debris completed without cost to their company. The chemical manufacturing building was approximately 100,000 square feet and contained various equipment and tanks for processing, packaging, filling and storage. There was also a significant amount of equipment and tanks outside of the plant in a courtyard. Pallets and debris needed to be cleaned up in and around the building. In addition, offices and labs had to be cleaned out of miscellaneous debris.
Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. utilized a combination of our interior demolition and rigging crews and our investment recovery and used equipment-purchasing experts to meet the demands of the client.
DallasÂ's first goal was to itemize, salvage and rig out all the resalable used equipment. Packaging and filling line equipment including conveyors were dismantled, match marked and sent to several end user buyers. Stainless steel storage and process tanks were rigged out of the facility using forklifts and equipment rollers. There were over ten (10) stainless steel tanks of various sizes and capacities. Some of the tanks were immediately sold. The remaining tanks were sent to our storage yard to be inventoried for future sales. There were also compressors, transformers, mixers, pumps, valves, and scales that were placed on pallets and either sold immediately or brought back to the yard for inventory and future sale.
Equipment that could not be salvaged for resale included several large damaged stainless steel tanks and miscellaneous extremely old and outdated parts. The stainless steel tanks were cut using a plasma torch and placed into a scrap container for offsite recycling. The miscellaneous parts and metal scraps were also placed into scrap metal containers and sent offsite for recycling. Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. maximized the value of the scrap metal by sorting ferrous and non-ferrous metals and through our strong relationships in the scrap metal market.
There were several loads of debris consisting mostly of pallets and remaining office paper scrap. The debris was sent offsite for non-hazardous disposal.
Through Dallas Contracting Co., Inc.Â's investment recovery and used equipment recovery services, we were able to not only offset the demolition costs but were able to pay the client. The client, who expected at best to break even on the project, was extremely pleased with the outcome.
The entire project was completed in a month. There were no injuries or incidents as safety is the number one priority for Dallas Contracting.
Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. is a demolition, salvage and concrete crushing contractor based in New Jersey. We have been in business for over 25 years, are financially sound (D&B Rating of 3A2 and bondable. Our work is completed professionally with an OSHA trained workforce. We provide the following services: Demolition, Industrial Demolition, Building Demolition, Concrete Aggregate Crushing, Remediation, Construction Demolition, Rigging, Brownfield Redevelopment, Surplus Equipment Sales, Interior Demolition, Equipment Removals, Dismantlement, Environmental Services, Plant Relocations, Investment Recovery, Used Equipment Sales, Wrecking, Equipment Salvage and Scrap Metal Recycling.
Contact:
Dallas Contracting Co., Inc.
1260 New Market Avenue
South Plainfield, New Jersey 07080
P: (908) 668-0600
F: (908) 668-0601
Contact: Damon Kozul, PE, CHMM
Email: dkozul@dallascontracting.com
Website http://www.dallascontracting.com
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