Floors, walls, ceilings, roofs, and mechanical piping and equipment may need support as columns, bearing walls, and other critical structural elements are removed. Well-planned demolition projects usually follow a specific project plan that outlines any shoring and bracing that will be required as work progresses. These can include beams, knee bracing, posts, timbers, and various other The materials used for shoring and bracing must be appropriately sized and placed to ensure that breaks and collapses won’t happen. Proper shoring and bracing require an experienced demolition contractor that has a thorough understanding of physics, cause-and-effect, and how buildings are constructed. Supporting a structure is a critical part of many interior demolition, selective demolition, and dismantling projects. With over 75 years of experience in the demolition and dismantlement industry, we have performed numerous selective demolition projects. Baker & Son All Industrial Services provides industrial and commercial demolition services throughout the State of New Jersey (NJ) as well as nationwide, Puerto Rico and Canada. We are proficient in performing projects in any occupied or vacant environment, such as office buildings, pharmaceutical plants, laboratories, manufacturing facilities and hospitals. We take pride in our ability to perform selective and total interior demolition projects. Baker & Son is considered one of the top experts in the industrial dismantling industry. With over 80 years of experience in the demolition and dismantling industry, we have performed numerous successful and safe selective demolition projects. We approach each technical and standard selective demolition project with attention to safety, detail and schedule.
Baker and Son provides selective demolition contractor services for both interior and exterior projects. We are also a Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE).
We take great pride in our exceptional safety record, expert trained employees and our fleet of specialized demolition heavy equipment.
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