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Los Angeles Union Station

Fast Forward was to break and remove the Union Station North Patio as part of a larger project to address plumbing and water drainage issues.

McCadden Affordable Senior Housing

Fast Forward was called in by a general contractor for a concrete coring and cutting project at a 70,000-square-foot building in Los Angeles for seniors.

Los Angeles City College

Fast Forward was hired to remove two chillers from the existing cooling tower at Los Angeles City College’s Central Plant.

LA Veterans Admin

Fast Forward was called in by a general contractor for a project to convert an abandoned building at the VA facility into Veteran’s Housing.

9 Signs of Bad Demolition in Los Angeles

So you know the 10 questions to ask a Los Angeles demolition contractor in order to determine if they are qualified to complete your project. Demolition starts and you ask yourself what you should be looking for to know if they’re doing a good or bad job.

Soliciting Demolition Work in Los Angeles

If you require a full-service Los Angeles contractor for demolition work, Fast Forward is the demolition company to hire.

10 Questions to Ask Los Angeles Demolition Companies

Before diving into the list of 10 questions, first ask yourself, “Have I hired or worked with any contractors in the past?” If your answer is yes, take a few minutes to think about what went well and what didn’t. This may generate additional relevant questions to add to those presented here. If you haven’t worked with a contractor before, don’t worry. The 10 questions addressed in this article will do a good job of steering you in the right direction.

3 Tips How To Work With A Demolition Contractor In Los Angeles

Although every Los Angeles demolition project is different, there are some common ways in how to effectively plan. Here are 3 tips that will make working with a Los Angles demolition contractor more efficient and easy for you, the company you hire, and those who work or live around the demolition site.

Glendale Library

Remodel of a two-story library building with interior and exterior renovations in multiple phases with soft and hard demolition

2777 N Ontario St

Originally owned by Lockheed-Martin, 2777 N. Ontario was renovated beginning in 2008. The UK-based Eikon Group, a post-production company that has worked on “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) and “Blade Runner 2049” (2017), began leasing the building in 2018 with a ten-year agreement.