Hello!
A small question, we are a bit interested in a small farm where there are several buildings today, but one of them is a garage/machine house/barn length (maybe 15x5 meters or something similar) that is in a condition for demolition.. it seems to be built with both a wooden frame on parts of it and lightweight concrete blocks on one side.. all topped with an asbestos roof that has collapsed in one place..
How should one proceed to demolish and transport away something like that? Are there rules regarding asbestos that has collapsed, for example..?
How much can it cost to hire out the demolition? (we had mainly thought that someone who can.. would take down the entire sections of the roof and stack them on the property, with plastic around in suitable bundles.. then we deposit them ourselves as we can do it for free - companies can't..).. but otherwise, there will be quite a bit of waste in the form of lots of lightweight concrete blocks and wood.. PLUS the part of the roof that has collapsed (which we don't really know how to deal with..)
Does anyone have any thoughts, ideas, tips.. facts or links?
Thanks in advance;
Best regards, Sandra
PS - didn't really know where to post the topic, but I took a chance here.. if it fits better somewhere else, a moderator is welcome to move the thread!
A small question, we are a bit interested in a small farm where there are several buildings today, but one of them is a garage/machine house/barn length (maybe 15x5 meters or something similar) that is in a condition for demolition.. it seems to be built with both a wooden frame on parts of it and lightweight concrete blocks on one side.. all topped with an asbestos roof that has collapsed in one place..
How should one proceed to demolish and transport away something like that? Are there rules regarding asbestos that has collapsed, for example..?
How much can it cost to hire out the demolition? (we had mainly thought that someone who can.. would take down the entire sections of the roof and stack them on the property, with plastic around in suitable bundles.. then we deposit them ourselves as we can do it for free - companies can't..).. but otherwise, there will be quite a bit of waste in the form of lots of lightweight concrete blocks and wood.. PLUS the part of the roof that has collapsed (which we don't really know how to deal with..)
Does anyone have any thoughts, ideas, tips.. facts or links?
Thanks in advance;
Best regards, Sandra
PS - didn't really know where to post the topic, but I took a chance here.. if it fits better somewhere else, a moderator is welcome to move the thread!
Tip number 1 is to handle the eternit yourself. Use a respirator with a p3 filter. If you hire a company for such work, it will be significantly more expensive. The rest should be possible to demolish with a tractor/excavator.
If it's a farm, you might need fill material somewhere. I'm not sure what the regulations look like, but I believe that concrete left at the recycling becomes fill material.
If it's a farm, you might need fill material somewhere. I'm not sure what the regulations look like, but I believe that concrete left at the recycling becomes fill material.