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Demolition projects can be particularly challenging in winter due to adverse weather conditions that may present themselves, reduced daylight hours, and pote...

When a power station is retired from service, it must be decommissioned so that the site can be restored for future use. It is imperative that the decommissi...

At Hughes and Salvidge, we prioritise safety and quality in all we do. The two go hand in hand. Ensuring that every element of what we d...

In demolition, risk assessments are essential to ensure potential hazards are identified, evaluated and controlled. Discover the five steps we follow...

We prioritise safety in all we do, following strict safety protocols throughout every project from start to finish. Follow our 10 tips to keep everyone safe ...

Demolition and decommissioning are two distinct processes with different goals and outcomes. The main difference between the two lies in their scope and purp...

At Hughes and Salvidge, we prioritise safety above all else, adhering to all relevant regulations and following strict safety protocols throughout every proj...

Confirming if you need planning permission before starting a demolition project could prevent complications, disruptions, and additional costs down the line.

Understanding the distinction between licensed and non-licensed asbestos removal procedures is crucial for ensuring safety and complianc...