Deconstruction

There are many benefits to deconstruction by hand, over demolition. To begin with, deconstruction by hand means hiring local labourers, skilled tradesmen, and a range of local services which has a positive impact on the local economy. Timber, metals and other materials are removed, sorted and salvaged or re-purposed. This means they are diverted from the landfill which has its own advantages - lower tipping fees, and less garbage. Money saved in reduced tipping fees goes back into hiring local labour and local services. Deconstruction by hand is a win-win - for the building owner, the economy of the region, and the environment. We'd be pleased to consult with you and outline the benefits of deconstruction for your next project.

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"Bevin was truly a professional contractor. He worked with local First Nation labour to assist in developing much needed skills and taught the employees how you can demolish a building with not many of the materials ending up in the landfill. Ensuring the materials find new homes in new buildings was very impressive and showed environmental stewardship. I would definitely use Bevin again in the future."

-Scott Coulson, CAO/Director of Finance, Uchucklesaht Tribe Government