Awarded scope: 840-SF manufactured home and 150-SF storage building.
Public-owner demolition and restoration · Salem, Arkansas
Salem Demolition & Site Restoration
The Salem property required more than removing a structure. The awarded package addressed regulated flooring, utility closure, septic removal, debris disposal, and restoration so the site could be turned over in a cleared, stabilized condition.
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ProjectSalem Demolition & Site Restoration
LocationSalem, Arkansas
General contractorArkansas Department of Transportation
ServicesPublic-owner building demolition and site restoration
Project at a glance
Verified awarded-scope quantities.
Bid basis: 212 SF chrysotile linoleum, 28 SF chrysotile linoleum, and 28 SF chrysotile mastic.
Awarded scope included one septic-system removal, water/gas cut-and-cap work, and one existing well cap.
Awarded scope included lump-sum trash/debris removal and hay-and-seed restoration.
Verified scope
Built around the work that had to happen next.
- Asbestos abatement requirements before demolition.
- Demolition and disposal of an 840-SF manufactured home and 150-SF storage building.
- Septic-system removal, trash and debris removal, water and gas cut-and-cap work, and capping of the existing well.
- Hay-and-seed restoration of disturbed areas.
Demolition planned around the handoff
Control the removal. Define the turnover.
The work had to address three asbestos-positive flooring quantities, utility closure, a septic system, an existing well, and the property’s required final condition before demolition could be carried through to restoration.
Execution approach
One accountable sequence.
- Complete the required regulated-material steps before demolition, including required notices and documentation.
- Remove the existing improvements and manage debris, septic, water/gas, and well-cap scope in a coordinated sequence.
- Restore disturbed ground with hay and seed to deliver the cleared, stabilized condition defined in the awarded package.
Project media
Existing conditions. Field work. Defined next phase.
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Project records and approved media show the property before removal and in a later cleared, stabilized condition. Actual loads, tons, crew size, equipment, duration, and final owner acceptance are not stated here because those completion records are not part of the verified public package.
Meyers Construction provides demolition, concrete and foundation removal, excavation, civil sitework, land clearing, grading, and hauling services for general contractors, municipalities, developers, commercial owners, and public agencies throughout Northwest Arkansas and surrounding markets.
Questions owners ask
Plan the package before it becomes a field problem.
Why plan regulated-material work before demolition?
Asbestos surveys, abatement requirements, notices, disposal controls, and clearance sequencing can affect demolition method, schedule, hauling, and the release of the structure for removal.
Why combine demolition and site restoration?
Defining removal, debris management, foundations or site systems, grading, and restoration together establishes the final property condition needed for turnover.
Related capabilities
Bring the right sequence together.
Demolition servicesBuilding-removal planning for public owners, property managers, and general contractors.Environmental coordinationPlanning around surveys, regulated material, sequencing, and documentation.Civil siteworkGrading, restoration, and final-site-condition support.Hauling and material managementDebris handling, disposal coordination, and site cleanup.
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