Elevated Environmental Corporation

Complete site demolition is a service that safely tears down buildings and removes all structures, debris, and foundations. It involves site preparation, hazardous material checks, controlled dismantling, debris removal, and site cleanup to prepare for new construction or land reclamation.

Concrete demolition is the process of safely breaking down and removing concrete structures or slabs, using tools like breakers or crushers, followed by cleaning the site and disposing of debris, while ensuring safety and minimal damage to surroundings.

Disaster Response is a service that helps communities recover after emergencies. It coordinates urgent relief, safety assessments, and basic needs like shelter, food, water, and medical care, while organizing volunteers and communication with affected residents.

Emergency Response is a rapid, coordinated effort to protect people and property during crises, including fast alerting, dispatching responders, providing medical aid, securing the scene, and coordinating communication until the situation is under control.

Environmental Cleanup is a service that removes pollution and hazards from places like parks, rivers, or streets. It involves cleaning up trash, safely removing chemicals, restoring soil and water quality, and improving the local environment for people and wildlife.

Environmental Remediation is the process of cleaning up and restoring polluted land, water, or air. It involves identifying contaminants, assessing risks, and using methods like removal, containment, or treatment to make the site safe again for people and ecosystems.

General cleanup is a service that tidies up a space by organizing and removing clutter, dusting surfaces, sweeping or wiping floors, and restoring order to ensure a neat, safe, and comfortable environment.

HVAC duct & vent cleaning is the process of removing dust, debris, and contaminants from the home’s heating and cooling ducts and vents to improve airflow, indoor air quality, and system efficiency.

HVAC duct & vent repair fixes damaged or leaky air ducts and vents to improve airflow, efficiency, and indoor air quality. It involves locating leaks, sealing joints, repairing or replacing ducts, and ensuring proper system airflow and performance.

Historical Preservation is the process of protecting, restoring, and maintaining cultural landmarks, artifacts, and sites so future generations can learn from and enjoy them. It involves research, planning, conservation, and community education.

Interior demolition is the careful removal of interior features inside a building, like walls, floors, fixtures, and installations, to clear space or prepare for remodeling, while protecting structure and safety and separating debris for disposal or recycling.

Lead Paint Abatement is the safe removal or encapsulation of lead paint from homes to prevent lead exposure. It includes testing for lead, removing or covering lead-painted surfaces, cleaning thoroughly, and ensuring the area is safe for occupants after work.

Pool Demolition is the safe removal of a swimming pool, including draining water, dismantling the structure, removing debris, and restoring the area for resurfacing or new uses with proper permits and waste disposal.

Pressure Washing is using a high-pressure water spray to clean exterior surfaces like roofs, siding, decks, and sidewalks, removing dirt, moss, and grime. It involves spraying with a machine, choosing the right nozzle and pressure, and rinsing the area thoroughly.

Residential Services provides home-based support and care, helping individuals with daily tasks, safety, and maintenance, including housekeeping, meal prep, transportation, and personal assistance to improve comfort and independence at home.

Robotic Demolition is the use of autonomous or remotely controlled robots to safely demolish structures and clear debris. It involves planning, heavy lifting, cutting, and debris removal with precision, reducing risk to workers and improving efficiency.

School Demolition is the process of safely tearing down a school building that is no longer usable, planning the project, removing hazardous materials, and clearing debris to make way for new construction or land reuse.

Scrap metal handling involves collecting, sorting, processing, and transporting discarded metal items for recycling or reuse, including sorting by type, removing contaminants, compacting or crushing, and safely delivering to a recycling facility.

Selective demolition is carefully removing specific structures or materials from a building, such as safe parts like fixtures, carpets, or historic elements, while preserving the rest. It minimizes waste and debris and prepares a site for renovation or reuse.

Site Remediation is the process of cleaning up polluted land or water to remove contaminants, protect people and the environment, and restore safety. It involves assessment, containment or removal of pollutants, and monitoring to prevent future risk.

Structural Demolition is the careful tearing down of buildings or parts of them, using tools and safety practices to remove concrete, steel, and walls while preserving surrounding areas. It involves planning, permits, wrecking, debris removal, and site cleanup.