Dec 20, 2019
December 20, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Arlington, VA based Next Day Demolition, a company of premier commercial, governmental, industrial and residential demolition contractors, has announced that their environmentally friendly services will be available throughout the winter. S. Gordon, a spokesperson for Next Day Demolition, says, “Our crews are ready to make the most of the traditional down time in the construction industry. We have a range of holiday specials to make sure any commercial, industrial or residential project can keep to their schedule. Why not see if you can get a jump start on 2020 and give us a call?”
The firm has made a name for themselves following environmentally responsible demolition practices that help minimize their impact on the environment. Next Day Demolition offers a free estimate service so that their service can be compared to others as well. They are fully equipped to handle any type of demolition requirement, including asbestos removal and disposal.
Matthew Smith, a client, gave them top marks with a five star review, saying, “We were selling our home in Bethesda but in order to make the deal, we needed to demo an existing structure that was on the property. We were in need of a company that can do the job quickly but with precision. They made quick work of our task and we were able to go on with our sale. Thanks for the help!”
Gordon responds, “We strive to do our best for each of our customers, no matter how big or small the job is. Reading their honest feedback really makes the whole team proud to have been a part of doing something great. We invite all our customers to do the same so we can provide our environment focused services to more people.” Those looking for Maryland demolition services are welcome to call the company during their opening times from 7am-7pm Monday through Fridays, and 7am-4pm on Saturdays. Next Day Demolition is able to offer their assistance with many projects.
The company was featured last summer on Street Insider, one of the premier online news agencies, in an article which highlighted their environmentally friendly demolition services. In it, Gordon emphasized that there is no such thing as a demolition project that is too big, too small or too difficult for them to do. The article also highlighted that their crews are adept at the art of demolition, allowing them to take on individual rooms, attached structures and stand-alone structures.
Gordon is quoted in the Street Insider article saying, “Over the years, we have built many long-lasting relationships with clients through hard work, dedication and excellent customer service. With each job we take on, our reputation seems to only get better because of this. It’s the number one reason why word-of-mouth is still our best form of marketing. The property owners we work with not only trust our methods and love our results; they’ve helped us to build a reputation that says Next Day Demolition is a company you can rely on.”
Regardless of whether their client is a residential, commercial, industrial or governmental entity, the firm will ensure that they do the very best job possible in accordance with regulations and safety standards. They will prepare thoroughly so that each job happens next-day or as soon as possible, ensuring that the right equipment is deployed so that the job is completed in one fell swoop. This minimizes any project downtime or the need to have follow-up visits.
One customer, who identified themselves as Ron T., said in a review shared on the company’s website, “The owner, Don Handy, informed me of exactly how the demolition would work. The crew was friendly, skillful and showed concern about protecting my property and the surrounding area. Next Day Demolition went above and beyond what they were required to do so that we were satisfied with the end results and we most certainly are! We highly recommend Next Day Demolition.”
Those who wish to take advantage of the company’s special holiday prices are encouraged to get in touch as soon as possible to book their demolitions project or request a free estimate. More information about the full range of their services, a gallery of some of the demolitions they have worked on and additional testimonials can be found on their website. Clients may contact S. Gordon directly to learn more as well.
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For more information about Next Day Demolition, contact the company here:
Next Day Demolition
S Gordon
888-793-2693
[email protected]
1405 S Fern St #90195
Arlington, VA 22202
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