Demolition

Since 1990, McMahon Services has been the leading provider of demolition services across Australia.

We have completed some of the largest demolition projects ever undertaken in the country and have worked with industry to develop approved code of practice and safe-work procedures that are still used today. Our extensive project experience, exceptional team, innovative methods, and national reach continue to set us apart.

Our core team is based in South Australia and is able to mobilise rapidly to any location across Australia. Our multi-skilled workforce means that asbestos and hazardous waste removal, environmental remediation and civil works can be seamlessly incorporated into our project scope.

Our comprehensive project management process starts with a full risk assessment prior to commencement, coupled with detailed project planning and thorough implementation, aimed at delivering timely results and quality project outcomes.

Our capability

Demolition and decommissioning of obsolete industrial and commercial sites
Multi-level and high rise demolition
Internal demolition, refurbishment and structural modifications
Housing demolition
Vessel dismantle and disposal
Heritage works and partial demolition of buildings and structures, including the removal of brittle or fragile roof material
Cranage and rigging
Total or partial demolition of buildings and structures erected by tilt-up construction
Recycling and resource recovery
Dust, debris, noise, odour and vibration monitoring and control
Early civil works and remediation packages following on from demolition work

Recognition

McMahon Services have been recognised internationally for our outstanding performance in the demolition and recycling industries. We have been acknowledged in the Demolition and Recycling International publication’s Top 100 listing of the world’s largest demolition contractors for the last four years. In 2010 we were awarded 17^th position worldwide, recognition the company is very proud of.

2009: Position 21

2008: Position 20

2007: Position 19