Identify the exact area to open or remove.
Utility trenches, slab openings, damaged pavement and tenant modifications each need clear boundaries so surrounding concrete can be protected where it remains.
Cut only what needs to change.
ACC’s published demolition scope ranges from small utility trenching to complete slab and pavement demolition and replacement. In existing facilities, the work is often a controlled first step before utilities, infill or rebuilding.
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A demolition scope should include the condition after demolition.
Review drawings and field information before cutting.
Utilities, reinforcing and existing conditions may be concealed. The project team should coordinate available records and any required verification before concrete is opened.
Removal has a logistics footprint.
Equipment, debris handling, temporary closures and adjacent operations can all affect how demolition is sequenced inside or around a working commercial property.
Finish with the replacement condition in mind.
ACC also publishes concrete repair, replacement, infill and alteration work. A complete scope should define how the opened area returns to service.