Saturday, June 5, 2010

Find an Insured Demolition Company

Sign a written contract with an insured demolition company. Ask to see proof of any relevant insurance documents and certifications. In addition to being underwritten by a top rated insurance carrier, Southern Demolition and Environmental has earned the following certifications and licenses.

Certifications

DBE – Georgia Department of Transportation
DBE – MARTA
FBE – Fulton County
FBE – City of Atlanta
CCR – Registered Contractor

Licenses

Licensed Georgia Asbestos Abatement Contractor
City of Atlanta Business License
AHERA Accredited Asbestos Inspectors
Licensed Asbestos Abatement Supervisors
OSHA Competent Operators

Familiarity with Local Codes

The National Building Code provides guidelines for demolitions, but many local municipalities have their own code. Ensure you find a contractor familiar with local regulations.



This post is one in a series.


Top 10 Tips for Demolishing a House

  1. Allow Time for Permits
  2. Find an Insured Demolition Company
  3. Research Permits & Regulations
  4. Apply for Permits & Provide Fees
  5. Hazardous Material Inspections
  6. Contact Utilities for Disconnection
  7. Submit Paperwork to Georgia Environmental Protection
  8. Identify Components for Recycling
  9. Contact Erosion Control Company
  10. Conduct Pre-Demolition Inspection
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