Demolition at 15 Senoko Way
T.A.G. Construction carried out a comprehensive demolition project at 15 Senoko Way, a key industrial location in Singapore’s northern corridor. The scope involved the systematic dismantling of existing industrial structures, safe removal of debris, and full site clearance to prepare the land for future redevelopment - all performed in strict compliance with BCA safety standards and NEA environmental guidelines.
Demolition at 15 Senoko Way
Our experienced demolition crew utilised a combination of excavators, hydraulic breakers, and precision cutting tools to safely bring down the structure while minimising disruption to neighbouring facilities in the Senoko industrial estate. Hazardous materials were identified, contained, and disposed of according to regulatory requirements. The project was completed on schedule, with the site handed over clean and ready for the next phase of development.
Precision demolition in active industrial zones - T.A.G. Construction ensures safety, compliance, and minimal disruption on every project.
Crushing approach is used by applying strength to fragment the concrete into smaller pieces so as to demolish the concrete structure. Such approach is usually employed for the demolition of sub-structures of a building. Hydraulic excavator is commonly fitted with crusher header for such activity,
Breaking approach is used by breaking up the concrete structures into smaller pieces, Such approach is usually employed for the demolition of sub-structures of a building. Hydraulic excavator is commonly fitted with breaker head for such activity.
Bucketing approach is used for scooping up loose concrete elements after crushing and breaking. The loose concrete elements will be bucketed up to a tipper truck for disposal. Hydraulic excavator is commonly fitted with bucket head for such activity.