Project Updates

1 Montgomery was a unique project for both Bayview Environmental and Bayview Demolition.

It included the abatement of asbestos floor tile, lead containing plaster walls and lead paint from the steel lining within multiple vaults. Bayview demolition then demolished the vaults themselves from within the basement of the historic bank building. Challenges included supplying airflow to accommodate the machinery required for demolition, and constricted access for material movement.

This project began with interior concrete slab cutting and blast resistant wall demolition. The largest portion was the demolition of the outside equipment which consisted of ducting, plumbing, electrical, and filter banks which had previously serviced pharmaceutical equipment.

Fireproofing removal within the 555 California building on the 46th floor. Containment and abatement around occupied spaces.

This large project for the United States Navy required a large crew to accommodate an aggressive schedule. Multiple confined space and hazardous materials teams worked staggered shifts to prepare tanks and spaces within the ship for maintenance and repair. In addition crews worked daily to disinfect common surfaces and high touch areas to prevent the spread of Covid-19 on the project.

This project for our Southern California division included the abatement of drywall joint wall compound around the perimeter and core walls, and the abatement  stucco vinyl floor sheeting and black mastic throughout. Six story building for Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, Ca.