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James Depoti
James Depoti specializes in serving residential and commercial customers throughout the Mayfield, Pennsylvania area. We are experts in excavating and demolition, providing comprehensive services, including house demolition, concrete removal, and more. more
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Pioneer Construction Co
Pioneer Construction Co serves the entire Honesdale, PA area. We are dedicated to the protection, safety, and health of our employees. We are committed to providing our customers with the safe, professional demolition services, including house demolition. more
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Ebert Excavating Llc
Ebert Excavating LLC believes customer satisfaction is crucial to our business, and we don’t quit until your vision has been realized. From pool removals to house demolition, we have the equipment and experience to complete the job. more
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Should I deconstruct or demolish my home/garage?
Many people are unaware of the ability to deconstruct a home or garage. Commonly referred to as "green demolition" or "demolition by hand," deconstruction is a demolition method in which all salvageable building materials and pieces of the home are recovered and reused or sold to others for reuse. Even more, people don't realize how affordable deconstruction can be in the long run. The upfront cost may be more expensive considering its laborious, time-consuming nature, but the amount recouped from the salvaged materials can offset much (if not all) of the costs in some cases.
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