Experienced selective Demolition Service
Available Across Buffalo, NY
Empire Building Diagnostics provides experienced selective demolition service throughout Buffalo, NY. Over the years, our team of skilled contractors has developed a safe process for demolishing the section of the building or property you require. We prioritize safety and efficiency in all of our interior demolition jobs, making us the go-to selective demolition company in Buffalo.
Learn more about our renovation capabilities and experience with historical projects.
About Our Demolition Process
At Empire Building Diagnostics, we prioritize safety for both our team of selective demolition contractors and your structure. Beginning with a detailed plan, we mark what parts of your facility will need to be demolished and create steps to follow. This ensures that we maintain the integrity of your structure.
We take every detail into account, including capping and cutting utilities. Additionally, we sometimes are able to take advantage of the selective demolition process and the materials of the building by scrapping, recycling and reusing what’s been demolished (a direct contrast to entire wrecking jobs).
Start Your Selective Demolition Project Today
Want to see more selective demolition projects that we've completed around Buffalo? Check out our project archive. If you have a task that may require selective demolition contractors, rely on us to get the job done. We have been in the business since 1988, so you can say we know a thing or two about selective demolition. Contact us today for more information!
Our Past Demolition Projects
View some of Empire Building Diagnostics' selective demolition projects throughout the Buffalo area. We have a section dedicated to all of our past projects, but the projects below have been completed in the Buffalo area.
Main ST - Core & Shell
EBD was hired to renovate more than half of
the 16-story building at 237 Main Street and the lower levels of 241 Main Street. We completed the abatement of asbestos flooring, joint compound and pipe wrap throughout the area to allow our demolition team to remove the original office and bank areas in 237 Main. The renovation process created a new banquet hall, offices and apartments.
In the adjoining building, spaces were abated and then demolished to provide new underground parking. A kitchen was also added for the banquet hall. The new layouts also created doorways and HVAC openings. Our concrete cutters cored over 1,600 cores of varying sizes through several walls and floors within.
Anchor Bar
Anchor Bar enlisted Empire Building Diagnostics to
complete a selective demolition. We removed multiple layers of sinking concrete floor slab in the bar area and installed new support in the area below the removed floor. During the entire project, the restaurant remained open for business. Empire Building Diagnostics worked efficiently to provide excellent services without disrupting the restaurant.
Niagara Gateway Lofts
For this project, we mitigated the collapsing structure. During the mitigation, friable asbestos paper was found between the floor layers. Our crews worked to systematically remove the interior components of the structure while preventing the exterior walls from collapsing. New openings were cut into the masonry foundations and walls for the installation of new windows and doors.
Additionally, spaces were taken back to their original shells. Openings were also cut in the basement floor for new plumbing, slab replacement, and an elevator. Our selective demolition allowed us to restructure and reshape this building into a modern masterpiece for a more appealing rental opportunity.
Buffalo Riverworks Ferris Wheel
Buffalo Riverworks is home to many old, solid concrete structures. As the massive waterfront development grew, more space was needed, and Buffalo Riverworks enlisted us to go in and clear a space through some heavy-duty concrete to make room for constructing a Ferris wheel.
Through selective demolition, we were able to work around structures that shall remain and only clear out the space in the exact spot. We removed the old concrete silos down to their main base frame to allow for new foundations to be installed. We removed the concrete both manually, as well as using an excavator.
