Houston Demolition

D.H. Griffin of Texas is one of the foremost demolition and dismantling contractors that specializes in the complete or partial demolition, dismantling and environmental remediation of oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, pulp and paper mills, steel mills, food and beverage facilities, the mining industry, power generating stations, manufacturing facilities, foundries, commercial and industrial structures. In addition, the management team of Griffin has more than 150 years of combined experience of industrial demolition and dismantling. Its client list includes some of the major corporations listed on the Fortune 500. D.H. Griffin is based in Houston.

Houston-based JTB Services offers demolition services throughout Texas. The company s biggest demolition project was The Buccaneer Hotel, an 11-floor building that was 118 feet tall, in Galveston, Texas. JTB Services managed the implosion of the building, which brought it to the ground is less than 10 seconds. The company also provides removal of asbestos and lead and 24-hour emergency response for debris cleanup. Its capabilities include the coordinating of more than 20 crews throughout job sites in Harris, Brazoria, Montgomery and Galveston counties. JBS Services also has completed projects throughout Texas and Louisiana. The majority of the company s projects are site work consisting of a raw piece of land and preparing it for development. Other work includes manned equipment rentals and environmental remediation services. Jim Bulgier founded JTB Services in 1986.

Located in Pasadena, Texas, Gulf Coast Dismantling is one of the premier dismantling contractors serving America s industrial community. The company provides dismantling, asbestos abatement, environmental remediation, plant and equipment relocation and plant purchases. It is licensed in 10 states and serves the entire United States. Founded in 1989, Gulf Coast s dismantling projects have generated a large inventory of surplus process equipment, which it offers for sale through its subsidiary, Gulf Coast Process Equipment Sales. The company has a stellar safety record, working more than 100,000 man hours in 2005 with zero incidents resulting in serious injury.