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Demolition, Site Work & Project Recovery
Selective demolition, site preparation, underground utility coordination, property-damage build-backs, and organized completion of stalled or incomplete projects.
Demolition, Site Work & Project Recovery
Construction scope built around the actual work.
This service category covers the work needed before construction can move forward and the work required when a project has lost direction. RIDIS handles defined demolition and site-preparation scopes, coordinates private underground services related to construction, and develops completion plans for damaged, stalled, abandoned, or failed-inspection projects.
Project recovery is a distinct RIDIS service. It begins with existing-condition documentation, permit and inspection review, scope reconstruction, and a practical determination of what can remain, what must be corrected, and what is required to finish.
Demolition, site, and recovery work
Site preparation, removal, and project completion scopes
Demolition
- Selective demolition
- Interior demolition
- Structural demolition
- Complete demolition where appropriate
- Concrete removal
- Damage-related demolition
- Debris and inspection coordination
Site work and infrastructure
- Site preparation
- Excavation and trenching
- Drainage improvements
- Grading coordination
- Underground utility coordination
- Water and sewer service coordination
- Preparation for slabs and foundations
Project recovery
- Stalled or abandoned construction
- Incomplete renovations
- Contractor replacement
- Failed-inspection corrections
- Permit recovery
- Scope reconstruction
- Completion planning
Build-backs and closeout
- Storm-damage reconstruction
- Fire-damage reconstruction
- Water-damage reconstruction
- Insurance-related build-backs
- Punch-list completion
- Final inspections
- Permit closeout
Project requirements
Three scopes, one construction path
Demolition and site work
- Confirm the removal limits, structural implications, utilities, access, and permits.
- Protect work that remains and coordinate debris handling.
- Prepare grades, trenches, drainage, utilities, slabs, or foundations for the next phase.
- Use licensed specialty contractors where the scope requires them.
Recovery and build-backs
- Document existing work, damage, permits, plans, inspections, and open corrections.
- Reconstruct a credible completion scope and sequence.
- Coordinate permanent repairs, required revisions, trades, and inspections.
- Finish punch work, final approvals, and permit closeout.
Underground utility coordination refers to private utility improvements and construction-related water, sewer, drainage, electrical, and service preparation. It does not imply that RIDIS operates as a public utility or performs specialty work outside the applicable licensing structure.
Get Help With an Incomplete Project
Share the property, current conditions, intended work, and any plans, permits, inspection notices, or deadlines already available.