Frequently Asked Questions
Yes we do. |
All demolition projects start with an estimation by our staff at no cost to your whether you're a private home owner, corporation or government agency.
A true demolition contractor is a specialist in managing project risk, material, time and costs. We understand the necessary steps involved in mitigating risk for our clients and ourselves while maintaining a safe environment and completing projects to exact specification.
Many clients perform very little demolition or have no prior experience with asset redeployment/disposal, environmental remediation or deconstruction. Cherokee can act as the clients’ agent to assess potential projects and to manage projects as well.
No they cannot. |
All interior debris (personal property, furniture, cabinets, etc.) will not be included as construction and demolition waste when gathering information for your project. Any interior debris is the responsibility of the project owner/manager. Any work involving interior debris is outside of our standard quoting process and will be quoted separately at the owner/manager’s request.
If a more in-depth assessment or services are required, Cherokee Demolition can be retained as a consultant.
No you cannot. |
There are numerous common household products and items that (legally) must be disposed of in an environmentally safe manner. Items including televisions, computer monitors, paint, fluorescent lights, and even carpet contain toxins which prohibits them from being put into your regular garbage pickup.
Yes we do. |
Construction and demolition waste removal is included. Interior debris (personal or non-structural items) is not included in our standard quoting.
Yes we do. |
We are happy to quote nearly any project within our service area.
Private Property Owners are responsible for their own utilities.
If you are a Public Agency Cherokee can coordinate the disconnecting of utilities. Cherokee can assist you with this process.
Yes we are. |
We fully comply with all Ohio minimum insurance coverage regulations pertaining to both demolition and transportation exposure.