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Full-building demolition, demolition down to slab level and clearance for your next project. Hunter Construction Ltd welcomes domestic and commercial demolition enquiries across the Ribble Valley and Lancashire.
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Discuss the removal of a complete building as part of a replacement home, redevelopment or site clearance project. Send the location, building type, approximate dimensions and photographs so we can assess the proposed scope and access.
Where the slab is to remain, identify exactly what needs removing and what must be protected. If foundations, hardstanding or underground structures also need removing, include these separately in your enquiry.
Discuss demolition alongside excavation, drainage and new foundations. Agree the required handover condition, waste removal scope and any materials to be retained before pricing.
REMOVING EXISTING SURFACES
For a concrete removal enquiry in Clitheroe, Whalley or the Ribble Valley, tell us whether the whole slab needs removing or whether part must remain. Include its approximate length and width, any known thickness or reinforcement, and photographs of the surface and access. Please do not disturb the slab just to obtain measurements.
Access for plant and loading, the amount of concrete, nearby structures and known buried services all affect the proposed method and scope. Identify any surveys or service information you already have. We will discuss what needs checking on site, what material is to be removed and what must be protected before pricing.
Removing a slab is not the same as preparing a finished base. Tell us whether you need clearance only or preparation for new foundations or a concrete slab, a patio or driveway. Excavation, new levels, drainage and replacement surfaces should be identified separately in the quotation.
Include the approximate area, narrowest access width, intended use and preferred timescale. A site assessment may be needed before a firm quotation.
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OUR FAMILY STORY
Family roots in Lancashire’s demolition trade. A practical outlook for the projects of today.
Hunter Construction’s family heritage includes F. A. Coyne and the Blackburn demolition business that bore his name. We are proud of this connection to the people and trades that helped shape Lancashire’s built environment.
For Hunter Construction, that family connection is a reminder of the value of knowledge shared across generations: respect for existing buildings, an understanding of how work fits together and pride in seeing a project through.
We honour F. A. Coyne and the people who worked alongside him. Their place in our family’s story deserves to be remembered.
Our approach brings that respect for practical experience to conversations about demolition, groundworks, drainage, foundations, extensions and external works. Each project starts with understanding the site, the access, the existing structure and the result the client needs.
From preparing a site for a replacement home to agreeing a groundworks package or planning a building extension, we focus on the sequence of work and the details that affect the next stage. Clear scope, careful preparation and straightforward communication are central to how we approach a job.
Family heritage is a source of pride. Today’s work must also be planned around current site assessments, surveys and project requirements, with specialist input where needed.
This tribute reflects our family history. Hunter Construction Ltd is a separate business, serving today’s homeowners, commercial clients and social housing providers.
Discuss a demolition projectInclude the site postcode, photographs, drawings if available, building dimensions, access details and intended timescale. Please share any existing structural or asbestos surveys and information about connected services and neighbouring buildings.
The quotation and work scope will depend on assessment of the building, access and site requirements. Surveys, service disconnections, permissions and any specialist work need to be identified and agreed before work starts.
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