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For further information contact Jim Crabtree on 01375 656030 For further information contact Jim Crabtree on 01375 656030 For further information contact Jim Crabtree on 01375 656030 For further information contact Jim Crabtree on 01375 656030 Our mission is to be a leader in our sector where our employees are our greatest as*et, to be selective in our projects whilst providing a quality, innovative and professional service for our clients. The company is a recognised leader in the field of controlled demolition, as demolition contractors we bring unrivalled expertise to all facets of the modern demolition process and delivering tailor-made and application-specific solutions that include top-down deconstruction, remote controlled demolition, and explosive demolition methods. Squibb Group Demolition Contractors - UK Based Expert Controlled Demolition Company. The works comprise the asbestos removal, demolition, dismantling, decontamination and site clearance of the Celanese Acetate Limited The scope of work covers the demolition of former News International House in Wapping, London. Due to a major section of the building being Squibb Group were contracted to deconstruct two 16 storey tower blocks within the Gascoigne Estate; a residential area within Barking, Esse*. The site was historically a hospital. The project consisted of the removal of asbestos containing materials from various parts of the This projected consisted of demolition of a 2 number 8 story former residential blocks, located within a close knit north London As part of the £23 million BSF project, our remit was to remove all ACM's that would impede the demolition and major refurbishment of the Working as Principle Contractor; the demolition works to Tower Court has involved the removal of asbestos by our in-house team; the This project involved the st*ip out of a 7 storey grade II listed building and the st*ip out and demolition of a 9 storey 1970s built 35 Chancery Lane is a traditional office building in the centre of London’s Legal District, the existing building consisted of a