GREAT TEAMWORK!!!
Ring Road at Winnipeg Street shut down Friday night, 10:00 pm, September 9, 2022 – 56 hours later; demolition of overpass completed, re-opened Monday morning, 4:00 am, September
12, 2022.
Our entire crew worked so well together, so proud of all their efforts on this Project and the successful coordination of the work activities, the shifts, and everyone watching out for each other.
Silverado Demolition personnel demolish the University of Saskatchewan Poultry Science Building September 2, 2021. Some items repurposed, materials were separated for recycling, including concrete & steel.
Silverado personnel demolished the Seed Barn located at the University of Saskatchewan east side of Campus.
Above is a time lapse video of the process the crew used to demolish the gymnasium structure that was part of the Old Saskatchewan Hospital.
The Old Saskatchewan Hospital structures:
This Project had our crew operating many types of equipment, materials were recycled when possible with other materials sent to various approved disposal sites due to the hazardous materials to be managed as per environmental requirements.
99% of material diverted from landfill as we were able to recycle the materials from the demolition Project.
April 2021 is when the crew commenced salvage and final demolition on the Smokestack/Chimney.
The Smokestack/Chimney on the Project was 170 feet in height. We removed the top decorative brick for salvage and was packaged and delivered to the Historical Society in North Battleford, SK. Another section of brick was removed for salvage to be maintained by the Historical Society of North Battleford.
Our company will donate a couple of truck loads of brick from the Old Saskatchewan Hospital to the Western Development Museum in North Battleford, SK for them to create something to commemorate that structure.
April 23, 2021 we utilized our high reach and demolished the remaining smokestack/chimney that morning.
The Old Saskatchewan Hospital structures:
This Project had our crew operating many types of equipment, materials were recycled when possible with other materials sent to various approved disposal sites due to the hazardous materials to be managed as per environmental requirements.
99% of material diverted from landfill as we were able to recycle the materials from the demolition Project.
The Old Saskatchewan Hospital structures:
This Project had our crew operating many types of equipment, materials were recycled when possible with other materials sent to various approved disposal sites due to the hazardous materials to be managed as per environmental requirements.
99% of material diverted from landfill as we were able to recycle the materials from the demolition Project.
