The term ‘demolition’ is used to describe the process of razing a building for the purpose of redeveloping the plot of land. A commercial demolition contractor will offer a wide range of demolition services from controlled to uncontrolled explosives demolition, and from manual to mechanical demolition. On the other side of the spectrum, industrial demolition contractors offer a range of demolition services, ranging from office and factory demolition to industrial demolition services. Industrial demolition is a process where a building's walls are removed and the whole building is lifted off the ground in one piece.

The process of demolition can take many forms. Commercial and industrial demolition are two types of demolition in Sydney and globally. With commercial demolition, the building is being removed with the intent of redeveloping the site. In industrial demolition, the building is mostly removed and the process is more about removing the load-bearing walls and creating usable building areas in which to build. The process is similar for both types, but the main difference is that commercial demolition is more about redevelopment and industrial demolition is more about demolition.

What do you mean by commercial and industrial demolition in Sydney and world around? The terms commercial and industrial demolition are used interchangeably. However, the difference between the two is that the term 'commercial demolition' has a different meaning in the context of business. In this context, a commercial demolition usually means that the property is a commercial building (i.e. a supermarket, retail shop, office building) and the term 'industrial demolition' means that the property is an industrial building, such as a manufacturing plant, warehouse, or power station.