Civil works

Controlled demolition of structures

Planning and execution of full or partial demolition, protecting neighboring structures and preparing the area for the next stage.

About the service

What controlled demolition is

Controlled demolition is the planned removal, full or partial, of concrete, masonry or steel structures, using methods suited to the surroundings and to the elements that must remain.

Planning considers the condition of the structure, neighboring buildings, existing utilities, equipment access, site isolation and waste disposal.

FMC carries out demolition according to the technical documents and site conditions, with an organized work front and control of interferences.

What FMC delivers

  • Concrete structures
  • Masonry
  • Steel structures
  • Full or partial demolition
  • Waste removal

Frequently asked questions

Questions about demolition.

What is controlled demolition?

It is the planned removal, full or partial, of concrete, masonry or steel structures, using methods suited to the surroundings and to the elements that must remain.

Does FMC also remove the demolition waste?

Yes. Demolition and earthmoving waste is hauled with trucks and equipment from FMC's fleet, as part of the demolition work front.

Does FMC work on projects anywhere in Brazil?

Yes. FMC operates nationwide from its headquarters in Vitória (ES) and its branch in Niterói (RJ), mobilizing crews and equipment to the project location.

How do I request a demolition proposal?

Send the project location, scope, expected schedule and available technical documents through the contact form, by email to comercial@fmcconstrucoes.com.br or on WhatsApp at +55 27 99771-5664. FMC also takes part in competitive bids and public tenders.

Other services

Work fronts that usually go together.

FMC delivers these stages under the same contract, with a single point of responsibility for the project.

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Request a demolition proposal.

Tell us the type of structure, the location, the surroundings and the documents available.

Request a proposal