Best Time for Demolition Projects
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Anyone who has spent more than a few days in Nashville has likely noticed the sheer volume of construction happening around our city. The skyline is constantly changing, and most neighborhoods are being reshaped as well.   With all this development going on around us, it’s important to consider timing when you’re scheduling Nashville demolition services. Here are a few things to keep in mind:  Pre-Demolition Inspection The first aspect of timing to keep in mind is to wait until after completing a pre-demolition inspection. When everyone is on a tight schedule, it may be tempting to cut this st ..read more
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Top Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Nashville Asbestos Abatement Company
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Nashville construction and renovation projects are popping up left and right, and with many of these projects, asbestos removal services are required. It’s common to find asbestos in insulation, plaster, floor or ceiling tiles, and adhesives in older structures. Removing asbestos (also called asbestos abatement) is serious business because asbestos is a known carcinogen and exposure to airborne asbestos can lead to many health problems. Because of these health risks, it’s important to ask the right questions to ensure you’re working with a highly trained and qualified asbestos removal professi ..read more
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EAI Wins AGC Contractor Cup for 2nd Straight Year
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
EAI is proud to take home the Associated General Contractors (AGC) Contractor Cup for the second year in a row! These guys were up against fierce competition. We’re excited to bring the hardware back to EAI Nashville! The post EAI Wins AGC Contractor Cup for 2nd Straight Year appeared first on EAI ..read more
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Managing Asbestos Removal Projects
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Managing asbestos removal projects is a complex and precarious task. Because of the nature of the materials, it is crucial that asbestos is removed in precisely the correct way every single time by teams who are experienced and meticulous. EAI has over 30 years of experience in asbestos removal, so you can rest assured that our staff facilitates the removal using the correct process. Asbestos Detection and Testing The first step in any asbestos project is determining that the material is, in fact, present and posing a risk as it stands. It’s important to remember that sometimes removing asbest ..read more
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Different Types of Demolition Projects
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
While most think of demolition as knocking down entire buildings, EAI performs many different demolition services. Each project is complex and often requires numerous steps to completion. EAI provides comprehensive resources and an experienced staff to fulfill demolition projects safely, on time, and in budget. Structural Demolition This is what the average person most often is referring to when talking about “demolition”. Complete structural demolition refers to the total dismantlement of a building or structure. This includes removal of all materials down to the foundation, hau ..read more
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Challenges of Concrete Cutting and Coring
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Ask any professional, “What are the challenges of concrete cutting and coring?”, and you will get a variety of responses. Some of EAI’s biggest obstacles in dealing with concrete are: Silica dust Saw kick back Blade fracture Electrocution Collapsing walls Noise Slips and falls This list is not exhaustive, but just a sampling of what contractors must consider. As noted, these challenges and risks are both present to the structures and to the crew members working on them. Identifying the hazard and assessing the risk is very important before starting any cutting and coring j ..read more
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Most-Asked Questions About Environmental Services
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Clients who need our environmental services tend to ask the same questions: about our safety, our abilities, and our processes. Here are some of the questions that we get asked most frequently by clients or potential clients. Do I need a demolition company if I don’t want my building destroyed? Demolition is a much more diverse process than only the complete destruction of buildings. Many demolition projects include instances where only portions of a structure are being demolished. See our work with Jack Daniels Distillery where we utilized selective structural demolition to accommodate their ..read more
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What to Look for In a Concrete Cutter
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Like any professional project, searching for a concrete cutter requires hiring the correct people for the job. The difference with this niche is that there are additional factors that are critical to the success of a project when hiring a company to cut concrete. Safety Safety should absolutely be a number one priority when selecting a concrete cutter. At EAI, we take worksite safety very seriously, maintaining an unbelievably low number of job site incidents since our founding over 30 years ago. If a company does not mention their commitment to safely finishing projects, proceed with caution ..read more
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Asbestos-Containing Materials Pose Threat- What to Look Out For
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Prior to the early 1980’s, asbestos use was common among builders in the U.S. Asbestos is an effective insulator and, when mixed with materials like paper, cloth, and cement, a strengthener- hence its popularity in construction. These properties made asbestos desirable and profitable for businesses, but builders quickly discovered that the fibers from the mineral substance were highly toxic. This discovery has led to the need for more instances of asbestos abatement in recent years. Where to Look It’s difficult to pinpoint every instance of potential asbestos-containing materials because of it ..read more
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4 Stages of Demolition
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by Gretchen Owens
4y ago
Like any successful construction project, demolition has well-defined phases that a company must complete to ensure a successful and safe project. All four of the following phases are essential to the dismantlement process: Getting Started: Select a Demolition Contractor  Once the need for demolition is identified, it is necessary to select a contractor that is qualified, experienced, and professional to complete the project. A high-quality demolition contractor has the following characteristics: The contractor should have proper licensure with the state, county, and city where the services wi ..read more
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