You don’t hire just anybody to install electrical systems, millwork, or plumbing, so why hire just anybody to remove them? For most building owners, building engineers, property managers and tenants, the demolition phase of any project can be nerve-wracking. This is why our top priority is to make you feel safe, comfortable and assured every step of the way. We are proud of the work we do, and we owe our success to our team. We place great importance on leadership, integrity and sense of community to such an extent that we incorporate  pre-shift stretching and warm-up exercises to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries by reducing fatigue, improving muscular balance and posture, and improving muscle coordination. Stretching is a vital part of a healthy fitness regimen and is equally important in such a physically demanding work regimen such as demolition. (Think of professional athletes warming up before a big game). Demolition can be a dangerous job so we take safety seriously. Every IRS foreman is required to complete 30 hours of OSHA training and is educated in first aid and CPR before being deployed into the field. Our team’s safety is imperative to a job well done. We know — it’s hard to believe, so we’ll let our customers and the IRS Demo team tell you about their experience themselves.