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Division 06 · Demolition services

Dismantled with precision

High-performance demolition in Srinagar and across Jammu & Kashmir, powered by Hilti's industry-leading tooling. Faster results, cleaner sites, and a strict commitment to safety — whether the job is an interior strip-out, concrete breaking or selective structural work.

Tooling
Hilti TE 3000-AVR
Air quality
DRS dust capture at source
Operators
AVR vibration control
Site
Barricaded · dust-managed

Why the tooling matters

Clean sites, kept schedules

Demolition is judged by what it leaves behind: the dust in the corridor, the cracks in the wall you wanted kept, and the day the next trade can start.

01

Maximum breaking power

Heavy-duty breakers like the Hilti TE 3000-AVR deliver pneumatic-class impact energy on electric power — enough for heavily reinforced concrete, without dragging a compressor and its hoses through your building.

02

Dust captured at the source

Integrated dust removal systems capture silica dust at the point it is created rather than after it has filled the room, protecting air quality for our crew and for the people still occupying the floor above.

03

Vibration-reduced, operator-safe

Active Vibration Reduction lets operators work longer with greater accuracy — which protects the crew from hand-arm vibration and protects the structure you asked us to keep.

Method

From marking to clearance

01

Assess

Structure survey, utility isolation planning and waste volume estimate before anything is struck.

02

Protect

Barricading, dust screens and protection of retained finishes, services and adjacent occupants.

03

Break

Controlled, sequenced demolition using DRS-equipped Hilti tooling, working to the marked line.

04

Clear

Debris segregated, loaded out and disposed of responsibly, with metal and rubble separated.

05

Hand over

A broom-clean site, prepared for the contractor following behind us.

Scope

What we take on

  • Interior strip-outs — offices, retail units, hotel floors and hospital wings being refitted.
  • Selective structural demolition — removing part of a structure while the rest stays standing and, often, occupied.
  • Concrete breaking — slabs, plinths, foundations and heavily reinforced sections.
  • Coring and openings — cutting service routes and openings through concrete and masonry.
  • Plant and equipment removal — decommissioned machinery, tanks and redundant electrical assets.

Working in occupied buildings

Most of our demolition work happens in buildings that cannot close. Programmes are sequenced around occupancy — night and weekend working where required — with dust screening, negative pressure where warranted, and a daily clean-down so the space is usable the next morning.

Questions

Demolition, answered straight

Can you work while the rest of the building is occupied?

Yes — it is the majority of what we do. The site is screened and barricaded, dust is captured at the tool rather than chased afterwards, and noisy operations are scheduled into agreed windows. The area is cleaned down at the end of each shift.

Who is responsible for disposing of the debris?

We are, unless you would rather retain it. Debris is segregated on site — metal, concrete, general waste — loaded out and disposed of responsibly. The quote states clearly what is included so disposal does not appear later as an extra.

Do you handle utility isolation?

Isolation is planned during the assessment stage and executed before breaking begins. Where the isolation involves live electrical distribution, our own electrical division carries it out rather than a third party we cannot direct.

Can demolition be combined with the rebuild?

Frequently. Where the follow-on work is electrical, networking or surveillance, those are TelKo divisions — so first-fix containment and cable routes can be planned while the wall is still coming down instead of chased into it later.

Tell us what needs building.

Send a drawing, a site address or a one-line brief. An engineer — not a call centre — reads every enquiry and replies with a scope and a number.