HVAC Demolition
What we take out, how the room is protected, what a closeout looks like, and why a crew that does only this beats the crew that does it once a year.
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Heating, cooling and everything else in the room. Six ways the same crew, the same trucks and the same documentation show up, plus the umbrella page that explains how we think about all of it.
What we take out, how the room is protected, what a closeout looks like, and why a crew that does only this beats the crew that does it once a year.
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Cast iron sectional, firetube, watertube, steam, hot water, condensing. Residential basements to 52-million-BTU plants. Water heaters, flues and breeching come out with it.
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Air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, rooftop cooling towers, condensers and rooftop units. Refrigerant recovered and documented under EPA 608 before anything is opened.
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Everything in the room: piping, ductwork, pumps, tanks, air handlers, hangers and supports. Cut at the agreed termination points, hauled out, and the floor swept, so the next trade starts with a clean room.
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Sectioning, skates, winches and cranes for equipment that was never meant to leave the building. The load path and the sequence are worked out before the torch is lit.
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The 10 p.m. call. A failed unit blocking a new install, a sub that fell through, a room that has to be empty by Monday. Three days of scope in one working day is something we have done more than once, and we like the challenge.
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Cast iron, steel, stainless, copper and dead equipment broken down, loaded and hauled to the yard. Recyclable metal gets recycled; the rest is disposed of to Colorado regulations.
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A picture of the equipment, the room and the door it leaves through is enough for a straight answer and a range. Email projects@boilerchillerkillers.com or text (303) 641-1012.
A range in about a minute, or a site walk and a written proposal within 48 hours. Either way you're talking to an owner.