Environmental Demolition Group delivers a comprehensive suite of specialized environmental services for commercial, industrial, institutional, and government facilities across the region. Beyond our core asbestos abatement, mold remediation, and selective demolition capabilities, our certified crews are equipped to handle complex surface restoration, fire and smoke damage recovery, and regulated hazardous waste disposal all under one roof.
Dry ice blasting is an advanced, non-abrasive cleaning method that removes coatings, contaminants, and residues from sensitive surfaces without damaging the substrate underneath. Our crews use pressurized streams of dry ice (CO₂) pellets to lift paint, rust, corrosion, grease, and biological buildup from industrial equipment, structural steel, concrete, and building interiors.
Because dry ice sublimates there is zero secondary waste to collect or dispose of. The result is a completely clean surface with no moisture, no abrasive grit, and no chemical residue left behind.
Common applications include:
Yes. Because dry ice blasting is non-conductive and leaves no moisture or residue, it is one of the safest cleaning methods for electrical panels, motors, and precision industrial equipment.
No. CO₂ sublimates on contact, leaving only the dislodged contaminant, which is collected and disposed of properly. This makes it an environmentally preferable surface-cleaning solution.
Sandblasting is one of the most effective methods for stripping coatings, corrosion, and surface oxidation from hard substrates. Our teams deploy high-pressure abrasive media across steel, concrete, masonry, and other durable surfaces to restore them to a clean, profile-ready condition.
We match the abrasive media and pressure to the material and project specifications, ensuring efficient coating removal without over-etching the substrate. The process is ideal for preparation before repainting, protective coating application, or structural inspection.
Typical uses include:
Sandblasting uses abrasive grit and high pressure to strip coatings from hard, durable substrates like steel and concrete. Dry ice blasting is non-abrasive and ideal for sensitive equipment or surfaces that cannot tolerate physical abrasion. EDG evaluates each project and recommends the appropriate method.
Fire damage extends well beyond charred materials. Smoke, soot, and the water used to extinguish a fire can penetrate walls, ceilings, floors, ductwork, electrical systems, and structural cavities. This can cause ongoing deterioration if not addressed quickly and thoroughly.
Environmental Demolition Group provides complete fire damage restoration services for commercial and industrial properties. Our process includes:
We understand the urgency of getting your operation back online. Our crews work efficiently to clear the damage and create a clear path for your contractors to begin repairs and remodeling.
Fire damage restoration covers removal of charred and incinerated materials, remediation of smoke and soot residue, water damage mitigation from firefighting efforts, and preparation of the structure for repairs. Environmental Demolition Group handles all phases for commercial and industrial properties.
Yes. Water used to extinguish fires introduces significant moisture into walls, floors, and structural systems. Without prompt water mitigation and drying, mold can begin developing within 24–48 hours. EDG addresses both fire residue and water damage as part of a complete restoration scope.
Hazardous materials extend far beyond asbestos, lead, and mold. Commercial and industrial properties frequently contain regulated substances that require professional handling, containment, and disposal in compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations.
Environmental Demolition Group is trained and licensed to identify, contain, and properly dispose of a broad range of hazardous waste types, including:
Our teams assess your site, develop a site-specific health and safety plan, and execute removal and disposal in strict accordance with regulatory requirements to help protect your employees, your neighbors, and the surrounding environment.
EDG removes a wide range of regulated materials including mercury, petroleum products, industrial chemicals, UST residue, biohazardous waste, fertilizers, and mining materials, in addition to traditional hazardous building materials like asbestos, lead, and mold.
If your building was constructed before 1990, has housed industrial or manufacturing operations, or has experienced chemical storage, spills, or underground tank use, it is likely to contain regulated materials. Contact EDG for a site assessment.
Environmental Demolition Group is your single-source contractor for specialized environmental services, hazardous material remediation, selective demolition, and abatement. Whether you’re managing a routine facility update or responding to an emergency, our experienced teams are ready to help.
Contact us today to discuss your project and receive a detailed proposal.
