Lindsley Excavating / Demolition & site restoration.
Lindsley reviews structural and site-demolition work together with debris loading, hauling, backfill and restoration. Send the structure information, removal limits and available surveys so the demolition scope can be evaluated before pricing.
Identify buildings, foundations, slabs, pavement, tanks and underground features within the scope. Include nearby structures and utilities to protect. Removing a building above grade, removing its foundation and preparing the ground for new construction are distinct proposal items.
Share available hazardous-material surveys, disconnect information and project requirements. Any regulated-material work, specialty removal or utility-company work must be assigned clearly. Those responsibilities should never be assumed to be covered by a general demolition allowance.
Debris quantity and type, loading access, haul distance and approved disposal arrangements affect cost. The final scope may also include imported fill, compaction, drainage and grading. For redevelopment, provide the next construction phase so the demolition finish condition supports it.
For your estimate
Yes. Identify whether foundations, slabs, unsuitable fill and new building excavation are part of the same package.
No. Surveys and any required specialty work must be reviewed and allocated explicitly in the written scope.
Central New York and regional project inquiries are reviewed for scope, travel and scheduling. These are service areas; our business address is in Fulton, and this is not a separate branch office.
Send the location, drawings, scope and target dates to Shawn. Pricing and availability are confirmed after project review.