Public-infrastructure demolition and site preparation · Springdale, Arkansas

Sunset & Powell Demolition and Site Preparation | Springdale, Arkansas

Meyers Construction performed demolition and site-preparation work associated with the Sunset and Powell Street Expansion Project in Springdale, Arkansas.

Working for a regional general contractor, Meyers' self-performed scope included structure demolition, debris removal and disposal, removal of slabs and foundations below grade, rough grading, and specified site stabilization. The work removed existing improvements and prepared defined areas for subsequent construction activities.

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Excavator loading demolition debris into a roll-off container at the Sunset and Powell Street Expansion Project in Springdale, Arkansas.
ProjectSunset and Powell Street Expansion Project
LocationSpringdale, Arkansas
General contractorRegional general contractor
ServicesDemolition & Site Preparation

Project at a glance

Verified awarded-scope quantities.

513 Charles Avenue

Bid basis: 660 SF residence, 120 SF porch, and 70 LF fence.

1406 Powell Street

Bid basis: 1,792 SF residence, 128 SF porch, and 100 LF fence.

1414 Powell Street

Bid basis: 3,200 SF multifamily structure, 510 SF canopies, and 620 SF deck.

300 W. Sunset Avenue

Controlled separation and lump-sum demolition scope. The 2,680 SF figure was survey basis only and is not presented as a demolition quantity.

Verified scope

Built around the work that had to happen next.

Demolition planned around the handoff

Control the removal. Define the turnover.

Demolition on public-infrastructure and roadway-improvement projects involves more than removing a structure. Access, adjacent improvements, utility conditions, material handling, trucking, below-grade foundations, grading limits, and the required final site condition all affect how the demolition package should be planned and executed.

Execution approach

One accountable sequence.

  • Coordinate demolition limits, access, utilities, material handling, trucking, and adjacent improvements before removal.
  • Sequence structure demolition, debris disposal, slab and foundation removal around the active public-infrastructure project.
  • Carry rough grading and specified stabilization through the defined turnover condition for subsequent construction activities.

Project media

Existing conditions. Field work. Defined next phase.

Demolition & sitework for public and commercial projects

Ready for the next decision.

Meyers Construction approaches demolition with the next phase in mind—removing existing improvements while delivering a defined, workable site condition for subsequent construction activities. The project media documents demolition activity, material handling, clearing, grading, and later site conditions; no adjacent drainage, road, culvert, or utility installation is attributed to Meyers.

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.

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Questions owners ask

Plan the package before it becomes a field problem.

Can demolition and early site preparation be planned together?

Yes. A defined package can coordinate structure removal, material handling, clearing, grading, stabilization, and the handoff to the next phase.

What should a redevelopment demolition bid include?

Existing-condition information, demolition limits, known utility status, adjoining structures, access, required final condition, disposal requirements, and the schedule all help define the scope.

Related capabilities

Bring the right sequence together.

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