This project included decontamination of both buildings and site. In order to minimize the noise impact of demolition activities, work schedules were drawn up to ensure compliance with municipal by-laws. To further reduce noise emissions at source, the equipment used Continue reading →

Our experts demolished a former manufacturing plant in Shawinigan. The process included some asbestos removal, complete deconstruction of the buildings (25 in total) and site clearing.

This was a major project: mechanical deconstruction of six buildings (Secondaire 3, Pavillon Bourgeois, Pavillon Leduc, the Novitiate, the mother house auditorium and Pavillon Sacré Cœur) on a single site at the intersection of Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Curé-Raimbault in Continue reading →

We demolished a water tower at the Rio Tinto facility in Sorel-Tracy. Given the height of this structure – approximately 170 feet – Le Groupe St-Pierre worked with a team of crane operators (Grues Guay).

Le Groupe St-Pierre demolished the former Armstrong factory in Montreal. This project included complete demolition of six buildings, as well as asbestos removal.

Our team demolished the Auberge des seigneurs – a 13-storey tower! We also performed site grading upon completion of the work, as well as asbestos removal. We used a Komatsu 1250 excavator with a 160-foot-high extendable boom for this job.

Le Groupe St-Pierre demolished the Tioxide plant in Sorel-Tracy – a project that included asbestos removal and demolition of the building itself. We worked on this project from October 17, 2015 to March 18, 2016.

Le Groupe St-Pierre dismantled the equipment, removed asbestos and demolished the buildings, turbines and boilers at the former thermal power plant in Sorel.

This demolition project was fraught with challenges – specifically, the height of the building and its proximity Continue reading →