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Industrial Demolition & Metal Management offers large-scale industrial demolition. Our team consists of experienced project managers and contractors, providing expertise and capabilities for industrial demolition projects of all sizes.
From power plant demolition projects to warehouse cleanups; full-scale interior demolitions & decommissions to rigging work. Eliminate the need for multiple contractors and let us put your demolition project on autopilot.
By sticking to your budget and working within the limits of our estimates, we strive to accurately complete the work on a tight deadline. Contact Industrial Demolition & Metal Management for a comprehensive, confidential quote on any demolition project.
Step 1
One of our qualified estimators will do a walk-through on site.
Step 2
Our team of demolition contractors will promptly develop and submit a plan and submit it for your approval.
Step 3
If hazardous products are involved, our team will obtain any necessary specialized permits and permissions in order to manage them.
Step 4
Our demolition contractors will establish themselves on site and organize necessary work, removal, and loading areas.
Step 5
Roll-off bins will be installed in designated areas.
Step 6
Our team initiates demolition.
Step 7
Larger equipment and machinery parts are prepared and removed to an appropriate disposal facility.
Step 8
Once demolition is completed, our team begins site cleanup.
Step 9
Upon completion, all sites are left in broom clean condition.
We are certified
We are a member of NDA
We are licensed
Our Employees are OSHA Certified – What does it mean?
Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 mandates the issuance of the OSHA certification to companies that practice safe practices and outstanding performance in compliance with the stipulations of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. All hazardous industries are required by law to acquire an OSHA certification.
The OSHA certification is a guarantee that every company granted with the certificate is well-equipped to execute their services in a healthy and safe work environment for all their workers. The certificate holder is responsible for monitoring and reporting safety in the workplace and the legislative compliance of the standard practices in their respective field. The certificate holder is also required to attend additional training once or twice a year to maintain the certificate’s validity.
Our Membership in National Demolition Association is a Certificate of Reliability
The NDA is the official group in the demolition industry that oversees the activities of elected officials. They provide webinars, estimating courses, and intensive education sessions to professional industrial demolition contractors in Orland Park for enhanced background and continued learning in the field. The sessions are conducted by industry experts with intensive on-the-job experience. NDA aims to elevate the professional experiences and safe working environment of commercial demolition contractors from the Chicagoland starting from the practices applied by elected officials in their respective companies.
C21 is a governmental license required in the following services:
Moving buildings
Raising, lowering, cribbing, underpinning, demolishing, and removing structures with the foundations
24/7 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
We are demolition contractors offering same day quotes for emergency demolition projects. If a contractor is unable to fulfil their obligations with your project, we can arrive on-site the very same day. As a responsible demolition company, we can arrange and provide a wide range of options from site cleanup to full-scale demolition within 24 hours. Because every one of our emergency project response demolition contractors are in-house employees, we are able to organize and execute industrial and commercial projects of any magnitude in a timely manner.
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