Interior demolition, remote-controlled robotic work, and container service across the Tri-state. See how a Halvorsen job actually runs — in ninety seconds.
Three services, one company: the crew that takes the space down, the machine for the tight spots, and the trucks that haul it all away.
Walls, ceilings, floors and finishes removed in the right sequence — leaving the space sound, swept, and ready for the next trade.
Interior demolition →Remote-controlled demolition for tight, sensitive, or hazardous spaces. The operator stays back; the machine does the heavy work.
Robotic demolition →Roll-off containers for every size of job, plus on-demand rubbish disposal with the Packer fleet — delivered and hauled across the Tri-state.
Request a container →Vertical cuts from the field — the crews, the robot, the trucks, the yard. New reels every month.
Nine New York projects. Each one gets its full story — challenge, solution, result — not just a photo of the building.
| No. | Project | Scope | Borough | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Art-deco tower | Full interior strip-out | Manhattan | View story | |
| 02 | Stone & bronze lobby | Selective demolition | Manhattan | View story | |
| 03 | Glass atrium | Six floors cleared | Manhattan | View story | |
| 04 | Red-brick corner block | Hotel conversion | Manhattan | View story | |
| 05 | Stone-front hotel | Room-by-room gut | Manhattan | View story | |
| 06 | Corner office tower | Twenty floors, occupied | Manhattan | View story | |
| 07 | Parking structure | Slab & ramp removal | Manhattan | View story | |
| 08 | Warehouse block | Industrial clear-out | Brooklyn | View story | |
| 09 | Low-rise depot | Full interior removal | Queens | View story |
Thirty years in interior demolition, and a company built from the ground up. The full story is in the film — ninety seconds, straight from the people who run it.
Watch the storyRuns the company, walks the jobs
Estimator / Project Manager
Director of Operations
Scheduling & paperwork
Tell us the address, the scope, and when you need it cleared. An estimator gets back to you — with a number, not a sales call.