Since 1980, Pittington Construction Inc. has been providing reliable excavation and demolition services the Eaton, Colorado area and even as far as the Wyoming border. Our team of professionals is equipped with the knowledge and experience to handle the winding terrain that some of our competitors are unable to handle. In addition to our professional services, we also buy and sell high-quality excavation and demolition equipment. Whether you need some land cleared for your new home build or need and old structure demolished, rest assured that you are in great hands when choosing Pittington Construction Inc.
Since we were established, our goal has remained the same; to provide our clients with a high-quality level of services with customer service that is unparalleled. To ensure complete customer satisfaction we work closely with each client to ensure that we have met and exceeded their needs. Our staff is experienced and well versed when it comes to navigating the steep mountain terrain with our state-of-the-art excavations and demolition equipment. We welcome the opportunity to handle all of your excavation and demolition needs now and in the future.
Have you ever wondered what kind of foundation is necessary to support a major bridge? We have the latest in heavy-duty machinery capable of the deep foundations necessary for these types of projects.
Explosives that are too sensitive may cause nearby explosives to detonate, a process called sympathetic detonation. Blasting contractors have to set blast holes far enough away from each other to avoid this issue.
Do you know where the modern basement comes from? Before the First World War, houses were built with deep foundations to ensure structural stability, and the basement became a byproduct of this building approach.
It’s important to remember that the demolition process isn’t always a simple matter of just knocking down walls. When you need assistance with all the various aspects of building demolition, we’re always here for you.
Modern excavation equipment bears only a passing resemblance to the steam-powered machine invented by William Otis in the 1830s. Nonetheless, experts say modern heavy equipment designs continue to incorporate many of his original engineering principles.
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