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Demolition Site
- Thread starter vito
- Start date
Kelley (Texas)
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Vito, these are interesting pictures. Is this site near your home? Kelley (Texas) 
Detector Man
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vito
Well-known member
Yes, Nancy, if these stones had a mouth Think they would tell you some great stories.
The site is may be 10 mins walking away from my home, Kelley.
This was a complex of 3 buildings, Detector Man. The demolition company wasn't only tearing the buildings. Right from the start they separated all the different materials.
A few years ago the company had torn down another complex by doing this way and had very good experience with this.
Most of the material was used into the new buildings and the dispose of the rest was much cheaper as it was "clean" construction material.
To bad the google earth picture was done when the demolition was in progress.
[attachment 322654 DemolitionSite3.jpg]
[attachment 322655 demolitionstairwell.jpg]
The site is may be 10 mins walking away from my home, Kelley.
This was a complex of 3 buildings, Detector Man. The demolition company wasn't only tearing the buildings. Right from the start they separated all the different materials.
A few years ago the company had torn down another complex by doing this way and had very good experience with this.
Most of the material was used into the new buildings and the dispose of the rest was much cheaper as it was "clean" construction material.
To bad the google earth picture was done when the demolition was in progress.
[attachment 322654 DemolitionSite3.jpg]
[attachment 322655 demolitionstairwell.jpg]
Kelley (Texas)
New member
n/t