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...
Think you know bulk excavation? Contrary to popular belief, there is more to it than chopping and hacking at the ground. Digging up earth obviously forms part of the process, but there’s more to it than a Neanderthal approach. Site remediation (also known as land remediation...
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...
Site clearance is a crucial part of any demolition project. Whether the goal is to prepare a location for future development, or waste needs to be removed for safety purposes, a clear strategy is crucial. Here at Jennings, we take care of all the work...
Demolition experts like Jennings must look at several factors when deciding how to conduct a large-scale demolition. Among other issues, we consider the location of the building, and its proximity to other structures, the building's primary construction materials, the purpose of the demolition and how...
Asbestos is now known to a be a highly dangerous substance which can cause serious and irreparable damage to the lungs. However, these health hazards were only discovered in relatively recent years. Although the use of asbestos is now prohibited in construction, there are still...
Demolition projects are a regular occurrence, especially in more built-up areas, as old buildings and infrastructure often need to be cleared so new developments can be built. This is an essential part of bringing our towns and cities up to date, and ensuring they are...
If you are planning a large scale construction project, the chances are you will require a bulk excavation to take place before any building work can begin. But what is bulk excavation? What is it used for? What are the techniques and equipment used to...
Many demolition and construction projects involve some consideration of how to manage the issue of asbestos. Over the years, countless studies have shown that asbestos is responsible for many serious health problems, which means that the containment and abatement of asbestos must be addressed with...
A bulk excavation project comes with many essential elements to think about. One of the most complicated parts of excavating any building involves making sure you know how to store materials and manage waste. The law dictates that all UK construction sites must be maintained in...