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Demolition services for homes, buildings, and job sites in Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, and nearby Colorado cities.
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Fort Collins is a large Front Range city in Larimer County with a housing stock that ranges from Victorian and Craftsman homes in Old Town to postwar ranches in North and Central Fort Collins, and newer master-planned subdivisions in South Fort Collins along the Harmony Corridor. The University District and Campus West neighborhoods near Colorado State University contain a dense mix of older rental housing and small multifamily structures, many built in the 1950s through 1970s, where asbestos-containing materials are common in flooring, ceiling texture, and pipe insulation. Tight lot access in Old Town and the university area can complicate equipment staging for demolition work, requiring careful planning before a project begins. South Fort Collins neighborhoods like Fossil Lake and Harmony have newer construction on larger lots, where site clearance for redevelopment is more straightforward.
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Old Town Fort Collins and the surrounding historic blocks contain some of the oldest structures in Northern Colorado, with homes dating to the late 1800s and early 1900s. Demolishing these structures requires careful asbestos testing, since materials from that era commonly include asbestos in pipe insulation, floor tile adhesive, and roofing products. We test, remove if needed, and then proceed with demolition once the site is cleared under Colorado Regulation 8.
The University District and Campus West area near Colorado State University has dense, older housing on small lots with limited street access. Equipment staging for demolition in these blocks requires planning around narrow streets and adjacent occupied structures. We assess site access before every project and select equipment appropriate for the lot size and surrounding conditions.
South Fort Collins along the Harmony Corridor has seen significant commercial and residential development, and older structures or concrete pads on those sites are regularly cleared for new construction. We handle concrete demolition on commercial pads as well as complete site demolition on residential lots throughout the city, from the historic core to the newer south-side growth areas.
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Multi-story demolition is relevant in Fort Collins given the presence of older two-story structures in Old Town and the University District, where buildings have been in place since the early 1900s. Complete site demolition is in demand across North and Central Fort Collins, where postwar ranches are being cleared for new residential construction. Demolition permit service is required for every project in Larimer County, and the permit process includes asbestos documentation that must be submitted to the Colorado State Health Department before work can start.
Demolition services for homes, buildings, and job sites in Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, and nearby Colorado cities.
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Yes. Multi-story demolition is one of our services, and we work on older two-story structures in Old Town and the surrounding historic neighborhoods. These projects require asbestos testing before work begins, and we coordinate the testing, permit application, and demolition as a single process.
Narrow streets and small lots near Colorado State University require careful equipment selection and staging before demolition begins. We assess site access as part of our project planning, choosing equipment that fits the available space without damaging adjacent structures or blocking street access longer than necessary.
Fort Collins falls under Larimer County jurisdiction for unincorporated areas, and the City of Fort Collins has its own building department for properties within city limits. Both require asbestos documentation from a CDPHE-certified inspector before a demolition permit is issued. We handle the permit application and asbestos coordination for every project.
Yes. The University District and Campus West area has a high concentration of older rental housing, much of it built in the 1950s through 1970s. These structures commonly contain asbestos in flooring, ceiling texture, and duct insulation. We test, abate if needed, and complete the demolition once the site is compliant.
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