Temporary works play a critical role in the safe and successful delivery of demolition and construction projects. While often unseen by the public, these engineered solutions provide the structural support and stability needed to carry out complex works without risk to people, property, or the...
When asbestos is discovered in a building, it’s not just another construction issue — it’s a serious health and legal matter that must be handled correctly. In the UK, certain types of asbestos work legally require a licensed contractor under the Health and Safety Executive...
Jennings was founded in 1959, and over the past five decades, we have worked on over a thousand demolition projects. Our services reflect our experience, with our team capable of handling projects of any size and scale. Here are 3 types of building demolition services we...
All building sites have utility infrastructure running underneath them. After a building is demolished, recovering this infrastructure is important to renew the ground for use and to offset demolition costs. Asset recovery involves identifying, removing, and selling any valuable materials in a demolition project. Underground assets...
Demolition projects are by their nature extremely messy, and produce extremely large amounts of waste, which can have negative impacts on the environment. However, this waste can be vastly reduced by using crushing and screening services. This can reduce the environmental impact of your demolition...
When people think about demolition projects, they often imagine carefully-controlled explosions toppling large structures, or wrecking balls swinging into brick. While there are many forms of demolition available today, they're not all as dramatic as you might think. After all, there are projects in which...