Focus Demolition & Asbestos Removal regularly undertakes large scale infrastructure projects across Perth and Western Australia.
The Focus Demolition & Asbestos Removal commitment to customer service and safety, and knowledge is unparalleled. Our highly trained and skilled team are always prepared to tackle infrastructure projects of all sizes. Backed by over a decade of industry experience, we are the experts you can trust with your next industrial project.
Focus Demolition & Asbestos Removal also hold a Class 1 ‘Unrestricted’ Demolition licence (WAD 223) and an ‘Unrestricted’ Asbestos Removal licence (WA 165) ensuring we are fully insured to safely deliver demolition works on infrastructure projects all over the state.
See Our Demolition Projects
We can assist with demolition on a range of different infrastructure projects including:
- Power stations
- Highways and freeways
- Production facilities
- Business facilities
- Rural and remote infrastructure
- Sporting stadiums and facilities
With an emphasis on completing the project on time, on budget, and with minimal interruptions to the surrounds, it’s no wonder Demolition & Asbestos Removal is the trusted demolition contractor for some of the largest projects in the state.
Carnarvon Power Station Demolition
Full demolition of redundant power station including soil remediation – Client: Horizon Power
If you have an industrial project that is sensitive to time and budget constraints or has a busy, live environment with close proximity to pedestrians and traffic, contact the experienced Focus Demolition & Asbestos Removal team today on (08) 9417 3227. Our friendly staff would be more than happy to talk you through the process from start to finish.
Infrastructure Projects FAQs
How long can it take to demolish infrastructure?
Our highly skilled infrastructure demolition team in Perth are adept at tackling projects of all sizes. The timeframe for infrastructure demolition works depends on several factors, including the project type. Whether it is power station demolition, business demolition or rural demolition, you can be assured that our highly trained infrastructure demolition team in Perth will work with an emphasis on completing the project on time and on budget.
What are the legalities surrounding infrastructure demolition?
Our Perth infrastructure demolition department is fully compliant with current legislation and fully insured to complete infrastructure demolition projects across the city and into rural areas of WA. Focus Demolition holds a Class 1 unrestricted demolition licence (WAS223) and an Unrestricted Asbestos Removal Licence (WA165).
How do you safely demolish a power station?
The first step in the safe industrial demolition of a power station is to disconnect the power station from the power network. Our power station demolition team will work with the client and key stakeholders on a collaborative plan to develop a safe and effective demolition process. There are several stages to the process of a power station demolition which can include the removal of hazardous materials, asset salvage and decommissioning.
Charge felling may be used in power station demolition work – this high-risk activity is carefully conducted under a clear health and safety plan to ensure personnel and public safety. Community and stakeholder engagement is also important for maintaining clear communication which helps to protect the safety of staff and local people.
What types of infrastructure projects have you demolished?
The types of infrastructure demolition projects we have worked on across Perth and Western Australia include fuel depots, oil refineries, power stations and sub stations. We have worked on some of the largest infrastructure demolition projects in Perth, demonstrating expertise in a range of areas including soil remediation and asbestos removal.
What areas of WA do you service?
We complete infrastructure demolition works in Perth and rural demolition projects across WA. Our business demolition clients are based across all Perth Metro suburbs and further afield into the Wheatbelt, South West and the Pilbara.
What is soil remediation?
Soil remediation covers a range of techniques, and new technologies are always emerging. Bioremediation is a type of soil remediation that uses bacteria to break down hazardous substances in the soil. Phytoremediation refers to the process of using plants to absorb contaminants. Chemical oxidants can be injected into contaminated soils or groundwater to convert them into safe soils. Soil remediation can also be completed offsite by transporting contaminated soil for soil washing and solvent extraction.
