Demolition Contractor Package - Michigan 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Demolition Contractor Package in the editor.
  2. Begin with the Michigan Demolition Construction Contract. Fill in the scope of work, work site details, and insurance information as required. Ensure compliance with Michigan laws.
  3. Next, complete the Change Order Sheet if any amendments are needed for your original contract. Clearly specify changes and obtain necessary approvals.
  4. Use the Certificate of Completion to certify that all work has been satisfactorily completed. Fill in project details and signatures as needed.
  5. Maintain a Bid Log to track outstanding bids. Enter due dates, sent dates, bid prices, and current statuses for each bid.
  6. Draft a Bid Follow Up Letter to communicate with agencies or customers post-bid submission. Personalize it based on your interactions.
  7. Summarize project tasks using the Summary of Estimate form. This will help you calculate total costs effectively.
  8. Complete the Worker Safety and Health Plan to ensure compliance with safety regulations and reduce workplace injuries.
  9. Finally, document any incidents using the Accident Report Form during your project for accurate record-keeping.

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Consider the level of experience, training and the certifications or licenses held by the contractor/consultant and their employees. Past experience doing work in a specific geographic area may be an important consideration because of the value of familiarity with: Local conditions. Local building practices.
Break Down Direct Costs Your demolition cost estimates should clearly cover: Labor: Include wages, shift patterns, safety requirements, and potential overtime. Equipment: List all machinery, fuel, and transport costs. Waste Removal: Determine hauling logistics, landfill fees, and recycling revenue.
20 articles RankCompanyRevenue 1 Northstar Group Services Inc. $540.9 million 2 Brandenburg Industrial Service Co. $265 million 3 Penhall Co. $220.3 million 4 D.H. Griffin Wrecking Co. Inc. $214.8 million6 more rows Oct 20, 2022
As we said above, its estimated that commercial demolition costs anywhere from $4 to $8 per square foot. Based on a $5,000 square-foot building, youre looking at a price range from $20,000 on the low end to $40,000 on the high end.
There are many ways to tear down a building, from a simple wrecking ball to complex engineering and even explosives. In this article, we cover the three most common types of commercial demolition: by explosion, machine, and by hand.

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7 Things You Need to Do Before Starting a Demolition #1 Hiring a Contractor. #2 Approve your Demolition Plan. #3 Get the legal permits. #4 Warn the Neighbours. #5 Checking for Asbestos. #6 Disconnect Utilities. #7 Have a Recycling Plan in Place.
How to choose a reputable contractor Get recommendations. Find out if the contractor is a member of an appropriate trade association. Look for the TrustMark. Choose established contractors with premises you can visit and ask how long they have been in business. Check the contractors out. Get a written contract.

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