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Smaller buildings can be demolished manually or mechanically. Large hydraulic equipment, such as cranes, excavators, and bulldozers, is often used to help bring down buildings that are three stories high or less. With larger buildings, a wrecking ball may be required. Some contractors use newer methods such as silenced rock-breakers that are attached to excavators or rotational hydraulic shears.
Explosives are used in the demolition of large buildings and even some small buildings. A controlled implosion can be dangerous and must be completed by a contractor who has extensive experience in this type of demolition. Using explosives makes the demolition quick; however, the clean-up of the demolition site is quite time-consuming.
If you need to learn more about demolition contractors, visit Business.com. The links on the left will help you find the information you need about hiring a demolition expert to help you bring down a building.