Sentence examples for demolition costs are from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows an example of wall material take-off, in which phase demolitions will occur, volume of materials, unit cost and total demolition costs are included.

The demolition, costing $57 million, was being conducted by one of the nation's largest engineering firms, CH2M, a unit of Texas-based Jacobs Engineering.

This difference is due to the observation that replacement costs are usually higher than construction costs because of the need to consider the demolition costs and debris disposal charges of heavily damaged buildings (D4 and D5).

The results provided sufficient information to conclude that demolition of the bridge was not necessary and consequently significant savings related to the rehabilitation costs were obtained.

Costs were around NZ$1m for the implosion, compared to some NZ$1.2m for a conventional demolition, with the owner's building insurance covering the costs.

Even with saving $150 million in demolition costs, the proposal would be enormously expensive in terms of bridge maintenance, new parking structures and pedestrian ramps on and off the bridge, new amenities, paying for security and long-term staffing.

He also said the site could not be easily redeveloped because the concrete slab under the warehouse was unusually thick and would make demolition costs exorbitant.

In turn, the insurers were to cover 75 percent of certain demolition costs above $50 million.

Just the demolition costs of some of the large scale structural experiments is a significant item.

The costs of demolition are covered by a combination of government money and $100 million from insurers, with the total expected to run about $300 million.

Recycling, says Mr Wong, defrays his demolition costs by as much as a tenth.Little of mainland China's demolition waste is recycled but the proportion is growing, says Hong Kong's Dr Lu.