CN Tower
The project was designed to be completed over two phases as the tower needed to remain open to the public during demolition and reconstruction.
The project was designed to be completed over two phases as the tower needed to remain open to the public during demolition and reconstruction.
The bridge construction consisted of one 290 foot by two lane bridge with concrete encased steel truss arches with a concrete deck. The second bridge was measured at 100 feet long.
Coinciding with the start of spawning season, this project was environmentally sensitive, and it was vital PDI return the river back to normal operations as quickly as possible.
Goderich is home to the largest salt mine in the world, located 1,800 feet below Lake Huron and extends 7 square kilometres underneath the lake.
Located in the southeastern region of Georgian Bay, Hope Island is part of a trio of islands belonging to the Chippewa Nation.
The Welland Canal is a crucial transportation route connecting Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
The 15 acre pulp and paper mill consisted of multiple buildings including a 150 foot tall boiler house, a 350 foot high kiln.
PDI’s experienced, talented crew expertly performed the demolition of the Badminton and Racquet Club of Toronto.
2017 World Demolition Award Winner – Recycling and Environmental.
Humber River Hospital’s Keele project is a prime example of PDI’s commitment to recycling.
The PDI team successfully and safely performed the systematic abatement and demolition of Bell Creek.