Understand the materials
Share the available reports and known concerns. Do not disturb suspect materials to identify them.
Nation Demo / EnvironmentalDEMOLITION & RENOVATION
ENVIRONMENTAL ABATEMENT
PLAN THE ABATEMENT.
BEFORE THE TEARDOWN.
Known environmental materials can affect how a project moves forward. Our team performs abatement for demolition and renovation, with the scope reviewed around your property and its requirements.
KNOWN MATERIALS. DEFINED SCOPE.
Start with what’s known.
Plan for what’s needed.
Environmental work belongs in the conversation before demolition or renovation begins.
Tell us about asbestos-containing materials, lead-containing materials and any environmental concerns identified at the property. Existing surveys and test results help define what needs attention.
We’ll review the materials, proposed work, site conditions and applicable requirements with you before agreeing to a scope.
THE RIGHT ORDER MATTERS
Environmental work.
Part of the bigger picture.
A building can contain both environmental concerns and equipment worth evaluating. Each needs its own plan.
Define the abatement scope
Review the location, material, occupancy and project requirements before agreeing to the work.
Coordinate what follows
Discuss how the abatement work fits with your demolition, renovation and equipment-removal schedule.
Does Nation Demo’s team perform abatement?
Yes. Our team performs environmental abatement. Specific materials, scope and applicable requirements are reviewed for each project.
Can I contact you before a demolition date is set?
Yes. Tell us where the project stands and share any reports already available. Early information helps frame the work and its sequence.
Should I collect a material sample for an inquiry?
No. Share existing reports and describe the concern. Do not disturb suspect material to collect samples or take photographs for an inquiry.
LET’S GET TO WORK
Plan the environmental work.
Then plan what’s next.
Talk with Nation Demo about your property and the proposed scope.