This portfolio sample demonstrates how Spiron Engineering organizes selective demolition, removals, cutting, disposal, salvage, protection, labor, equipment, hauling, and pricing into a clear estimating deliverable.
Demolition estimating requires coordination between existing-condition drawings, demolition plans, architectural and MEP documents, phasing, notes, specifications, protection requirements, and disposal constraints.
Our estimates are organized so contractors can review removal quantities, demolition limits, salvage items, protection measures, hauling, disposal, labor requirements, equipment, and pricing assumptions before bid submission.
Each estimate follows a consistent workflow designed to improve scope coverage, removal accuracy, quantity clarity, and pricing reliability.
Existing-condition drawings, demolition plans, architectural and MEP documents, specifications, addenda, phasing notes, and bid instructions are reviewed together.
Work is separated by removal type, location, material, demolition method, salvage requirement, protection condition, access, and disposal need.
Walls, ceilings, flooring, doors, fixtures, equipment, MEP components, site elements, and related removals are quantified and organized.
Labor production, wage rates, equipment, cutting, hauling, disposal, protection, salvage, access conditions, and project requirements are incorporated.
Removal quantities, demolition limits, disposal assumptions, salvage items, protection measures, formulas, and summary totals are checked before delivery.
Open the sample to examine its organization, demolition breakdown, quantities, and cost development.
We will review the project scope and respond with pricing and turnaround.