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This video documents the full residential demolition of a house and property, capturing every phase of the structure tear-down, heavy equipment operation, and complete land clearing process. From the first machine mobilization to the final graded lot, this project showcases professional demolition contractors using excavators, hydraulic breakers, demolition grapples, and skid steers to systematically remove the existing home and surrounding site features. The goal: take the property down to bare earth and prepare it for future construction.

The structural demolition is performed using a tracked excavator equipped with a hydraulic thumb and demolition bucket, allowing for precise separation of framing, roofing, and foundation materials. Load-bearing walls, roof trusses, and floor systems are dismantled in controlled sections to maintain safety and efficiency. Concrete slabs, footings, and driveway sections are broken apart using a hydraulic hammer attachment, then sorted for hauling and recycling. This is a textbook example of mechanical demolition, prioritizing material separation, debris management, and jobsite safety.

In addition to the house demolition, this project includes extensive tree removal, brush clearing, and vegetation stripping across the property. Large trees are felled and processed using chainsaws and heavy equipment, while root balls and stumps are extracted with an excavator to fully clear the building envelope. Overgrowth, fencing, and miscellaneous site obstacles are removed to create unobstructed access for equipment. This phase highlights the importance of site preparation, erosion control, and proper land clearing techniques before new construction begins.

The final stage focuses on site cleanup, debris hauling, and rough grading to leave the lot construction-ready. Demolition debris is loaded into dump trucks for disposal or recycling, while soil is redistributed and compacted to establish a stable building pad. By the end of the process, the former home, hardscape, and vegetation are completely removed, demonstrating the full scope of residential demolition, excavation work, and property clearing operations required before a new build can start.