IndustrialDemolitionin Wisconsin
Industrial demolition, facility decommissioning, equipment removal, and site preparation.
Licensed • Insured • City SBE and MBE certified
Industrial Demolition Services
Industrial work starts long before the building comes down. Equipment has to come out, the facility has to be shut down in the right order, and the site has to be ready for whoever is next.
Industrial building demolition
Full or partial demolition of manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial structures, planned around neighboring operations, utilities, and heavy truck access.
Plant and facility decommissioning
Shutting a facility down in the right order: utilities disconnected, equipment and fixtures out, interiors cleared, and the building left safe and empty for demolition, sale, or a new tenant.
Equipment and racking removal
Pallet racking, mezzanines, conveyors, production equipment, and building systems taken apart and hauled away so a relocation, closure, or expansion stays on schedule.
Interior demolition and strip-outs
Offices, production floors, and tenant spaces taken back to the shell for reuse, a new tenant, or the next phase of construction.
Asbestos and hazardous material coordination
Older plants usually need a survey before demolition. UJD is a licensed asbestos abatement company, so abatement is coordinated with the demolition on one schedule.
Site preparation and cleanup
Debris hauled to licensed facilities, metal separated for recycling where practical, and the lot left ready for the next contractor, buyer, or development.
Recent project
Warehouse Decommissioning in Jackson, WI
The owner needed two rooms, about 19,000 square feet, cleared for a build-out before a late-October move-in. We worked it as one continuous block with a dedicated crew.
- Cleaned combustible dust out of the collectors and ductwork before any cutting
- Rigged down two ceiling-mounted dust collectors and about 200 feet of collection ductwork
- Cut out about 400 feet of overhead piping: copper, cast iron, and conduit
- Removed interior metal wall panels and insulation
- Credited the recovered copper, cast iron, and steel back against the price
How an Industrial Project Runs
- 1Site walk: access, utilities, structure, equipment, and what needs a hazardous material survey
- 2Written scope and price
- 3Permits and utility disconnects
- 4Decommissioning and equipment removal
- 5Demolition
- 6Cleanup and closeout documentation
Who We Work With
- Manufacturers closing, moving, or expanding a plant
- Warehouse and distribution operators
- Property owners, developers, and brokers preparing a site
- General contractors who need a demolition subcontractor
- Municipalities and public agencies
Why owners and contractors hire UJUNKY
Licensed, Certified, and Proven
- Wisconsin Demolition Contractor license DC-122201346
- Licensed asbestos abatement company
- City of Milwaukee certified SBE and MBE
- Demolition work for the City of Milwaukee, the City of Glendale, and the City of Waukesha
- Facility decommissioning and interior demolition in Jackson, WI
Industrial Demolition FAQ
Do you handle industrial and warehouse demolition?
Yes. UJUNKY handles full and partial demolition of manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial structures, with planning for utilities, access, debris, and site cleanup.
Can you remove equipment and racking before a move or sale?
Yes. We take apart and haul away pallet racking, mezzanines, conveyors, production equipment, and building systems so a relocation, closure, or sale stays on schedule.
What about asbestos and other hazardous materials?
Older industrial buildings usually need a hazardous material survey before demolition. UJD is a licensed asbestos abatement company and coordinates abatement with the demolition so both run on one schedule.
Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?
Yes. We can work as the demolition subcontractor under a general contractor. UJUNKY is a City of Milwaukee certified SBE and MBE, which can count toward participation goals on City of Milwaukee projects.
Do you take industrial projects outside Milwaukee?
Yes. We are based in Milwaukee and take industrial projects across Wisconsin. Send the address and a few photos and we will tell you quickly whether it fits our schedule.
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