Demolition & Site Clearing
Clear the Way. Start Clean.
Our Demolition & Site Clearing Capabilities:
Every new project starts with clearing out what was there before — whether that's overgrown vegetation, old pavement, existing structures, or a combination of all three. Corridor Contractors handles demolition and site clearing efficiently, safely, and with an eye toward keeping the project on schedule.
We have the equipment and the expertise to take down structures, remove concrete and asphalt, clear timber, and strip a site down to workable grade. Our crews coordinate with environmental consultants, waste disposal facilities, and local regulators to ensure materials are handled properly and any site conditions — from contaminated soils to buried utilities — are flagged and managed before they become problems.
A clean, well-prepared site is the foundation everything else gets built on. We take that seriously.
- Structure demolition — commercial and industrial
- Concrete and asphalt removal and hauling
- Timber clearing and grubbing
- Topsoil stripping and stockpiling
- Underground structure removal — tanks, vaults, foundations
- Debris hauling and material disposal coordination
- Environmental coordination and hazardous material awareness
Demolition & Site Clearing - Done Right
Demolition & Site Clearing sets the tone for the rest of the job.
- Segregation of materials for proper disposal or resuse
- Efficient crews so construction can begin fast
- Work with subcontractors for hazardous material removal and proper disposal
Call for a Quote:
(509) 244-6160
Services We Offer
Heavy Civil Earthwork
We perform large-scale cut and fill operations, rock excavation, site balancing, and haul operations on commercial, municipal, and industrial sites.
Asphalt Milling
We perform full-depth and partial-depth milling for roadway rehabilitation, parking lot reconstruction, and pavement maintenance projects.
Underground Utilities
Our crews are experienced in both open-cut and trench installation methods, with the equipment and knowledge to work in challenging soil conditions, tight tolerances, and high-traffic corridors.