Demolition
A-Core only uses cutting-edge concrete demolition techniques that maximize productivity and enhance jobsite safety. We are mindful of our capabilities and our clients' limitations, providing the reassurance of zero lost time on every project. Whether the scope calls for removing drywall and flooring in a tenant improvement or breaking and hauling away a reinforced concrete bridge, A-Core has the experience, equipment, and crews to handle it.
Demolition is one of A-Core's most in-demand capabilities. Our team applies the right method to every situation — selective interior demolition for occupied buildings, hard demolition for concrete, brick, and block structures, and precision hydro blasting when rebar preservation is critical. We handle all phases: cutting, breaking, removal, hauling, and disposal. Our fleet of equipment, trucks, and skilled crews means nothing gets left behind — and nothing gets damaged that should stay intact.
Our Specialties

SOFT DEMOLITION
Our demolition services do not only pertain the concrete or asphalt. We have the ability to remove sheetrock, stud walls, carpet, tile, wood flooring, ceiling tiles, etc. During most renovations or Tenant Improvements, soft demolition is required to get everything removed so, builders have the ability or access to install new materials.

HARD DEMOLITION
What A-Core is known for! The demolition process for concrete, brick, block, bridges, dams, etc. A-Core can break concrete better than the rest with our extensive knowledge, experience and vast equipment or tools designed to break the toughest and hardest materials.

BREAK AND REMOVAL
Concrete Cutting is the easy part of the demolition process. Breaking, removing, and hauling it off site can be daunting for most. Our crews have the equipment, trucks, and strong backs to get it out of location it was placed.

EXCAVATION
Concrete often extends below grade—our equipment allows us to excavate, cut, and fully remove all concrete without leaving anything behind.

HYDRO BLASTING
We offer hydro blasting—a high-pressure water method that removes concrete while preserving rebar. It’s ideal for precision work and eco-friendly too, with water recycling built into the process.
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