Sentence examples for getting demolition from inspiring English sources

Contractors are usually happy to save money and avoid the hassle of getting demolition permits, and will simply give the houses to Mr. Kessi.

You may also need to get demolition insurance once you begin accepting jobs since some clients may require proof of demolition insurance before you may submit a bid.

Building permits are notoriously hard and expensive to get, so demolition orders are easy.

But if Mr. Dellums expected a victory lap, he got a demolition derby instead.

Even though the title search was relatively simple, it still took years to get a demolition order.

But Gilbane dropped out a year later when it could not get its demolition plan approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Sells — principals of a company called 8081 Meridian after Meridian High School and their graduation years, 1980 for Mr. Sells and 1981 for Mr. Hoffman — got their demolition permit in August.

At the Kamondo, Mr. Tiryakioglu's company rescued a structure that had been a ruin for 25 years, left to rot by its owners who hoped to get a demolition permit.

Even after the recent history of 130 Liberty Street, and even after yesterday's accident, at least one company that tried to get the demolition contract two years ago said that it would return to 130 Liberty Street under the right circumstances.

Mid Devon Council building control manager Ken McLaren said: "We are actively negotiating with the owner to get the demolition works done, with the threat of possible enforcement if the owner does not do this".

Additionally, said Mr. Greenberg, who is the former president of the Port Chester Chamber of Commerce, the adjacent building, getting ready for demolition, was left open in the back which allowed squatters to move in.