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Along
with concrete sawing, Michigan Concrete began removing concrete
years ago. We recently removed over 1.2 million pounds of
concrete from the University of Michigan Medical Center. This
was done using entirely electric tools. The use of electric
tools eliminated carbon monoxide fumes and minimized the noise.
Sawing also eliminated any vibration normally associated with
concrete removal. This was important because the Medical Center
is a huge complex with nearly 5 million square feet of building,
17,000 employees and 1.5 million people a year using the facility.
It was important to complete this work without disturbing
ongoing operations.
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