Capabilities
Asset Recovery Services
Your facility may be holding more value than it looks like. We inventory it, plan how it comes out, and recover, move, and sell what has value, as part of the demolition and environmental plan. Asset recovery and salvage, machinery and equipment removal, dismantlement, and our Heavy Haul division work together and are planned with the rest of the job.
Scope
Value recovered from the facility, as part of the demolition plan.
Equipment, metals, and reusable materials in an industrial facility often carry real value. Target Contractors inventories what is there, plans how it comes out, and recovers, processes, and sells it as part of the project, which can offset the cost of the work.
Our Heavy Haul division moves heavy equipment and industrial assets, so recovery, transport, and demolition run under one plan and one point of accountability.
Core services
- Asset recovery and salvage. Inventory, removal, and disposition of equipment, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and reusable construction materials.
- Machinery and equipment removal. Process lines, tanks, and plant equipment removed in a sequence planned around live operations and shutdown windows.
- Dismantlement. Equipment and process-system dismantling ahead of structural demolition.
- Recycling and scrap management. Cutting, sorting, and processing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and other materials for recycling and sale.
- Heavy haul transport. Heavy equipment transport, industrial asset movement, mobilization and demobilization, and equipment and material logistics.
In detail
Each service adapts to the facility and the project.
Asset recovery and salvage
We start with an inventory of what can be recovered, then remove it in an order that keeps equipment and materials in sellable condition.
Machinery and equipment removal
Plant equipment comes out on a schedule built around your operations and shutdown windows, and we review that schedule with you before we mobilize.
Dismantlement
Process systems are taken apart first, so the structure is clear when the demolition crews arrive.
Recycling and scrap management
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals are cut, sorted, and sent for recycling. What they bring back can help offset the cost of the project.
Heavy haul transport
Our Heavy Haul division moves the equipment, handles mobilization and demobilization, and coordinates the logistics for materials.
How we plan
Recovery is decided during planning, not after demolition.
- Inventory first. We walk the facility with the owner to identify what can be recovered and what it is likely worth.
- Recovery built into the sequence. Dismantlement and removal are scheduled so valuable material comes out clean and safely.
- Safe dismantling. Cutting, rigging, and lifting plans are written for the equipment, and utilities and process systems are isolated first.
- Documented disposition. Material is tracked from removal to its final destination.
Recycling and diversion
Recycling & Scrap Management
Keeping material out of landfills is part of the plan from the first walk-through. We recycle concrete and steel on nearly every project, and across our work we divert more than 85% of material from landfills. At MCAS Cherry Point, more than 70% of the debris was recycled.
Materials we recycle include ferrous and non-ferrous metals, concrete, asphalt, brick, wood, equipment, and others. Concrete is crushed on site where possible, which also cuts hauling and disposal.
Recovery works best when it is part of the first plan. If you are considering a closure, consolidation, or sale, talk to us early so recoverable assets are accounted for from the start.
Examples of our work
Asset recovery in practice
At a former petroleum terminal in Wilmington, North Carolina, storage tanks and equipment were removed with salvage value maximized. At a former OSB manufacturing facility in Duck Hill, Mississippi, asset recovery was part of the scope alongside structural demolition and site restoration.
Open a project profile to see how recovery fit into each job.
Energy & Petrochemical
Former Kinder Morgan Terminal
Demolition and removal of multiple storage tanks and associated equipment at a former petroleum terminal in Wilmington, NC, with salvage value maximized.
Manufacturing
Engineered Wood Products Facility
Structural demolition, asset recovery, and site restoration of a former OSB manufacturing facility in Duck Hill, MS.
