PROJECT

Hyperion Waste Water Treatment Plant

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Service: Flat Sawing, Core Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Soft Demolition, Concrete Removal

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Penhall Company was contracted to perform the wrecking of an existing odor control facility at Hyperion Waste Water Treatment Plant. The work scheduled to occur in three phases  includes interior wrecking of obsolete pumps, blowers, equipment, slab, and selective portions of structure. On the exterior of the structure Penhall Company wrecked approx. 5,000 SF of scrubbers, towers, piping, supports, cat walks, and other miscellaneous equipment. Penhall Company has demolished approx. 5,000 SF of slab including pads and foundations in excess of 6’ thick. General Contractor and City of Los Angeles have had issues locating and identifying utilities within our work areas. 480v “unidentified” lines were uncovered  during demolition. No incident/injury due to Penhall Company superintendent identifying and notifying GC.

Penhall Company has demolished approx. 5,000 SF of slab including pads and foundations in excess of 6’ thick.

CONTACT US TODAY

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Site Contact Information

(XXX) XXX-XXXX
 

Site Location

Location*

After submitting this form a Penhall Company representative will be in contact with you to confirm your request. If this request is urgent, please call 1-800-PENHALL to be connected with the nearest Penhall branch. Upon submitting this form you will also receive occasional updates about our services and company announcements. You may unsubscribe from these e-mails at anytime. Grinding and grooving services are conducted by Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. For specific inquiries related to grinding and grooving, click here or reach out to Chris Fitzpatrick at chris.fitzpatrick@emerysapp.com

OTHER ARTICLES

20200424_110633 (1)

Control Joints Explained: How They Improve Concrete Performance

20200424_110633 (1)

What Impacts the Cost of Concrete Cutting and Coring?

Diamond Concrete Core Drilling

Concrete X-Ray Imaging: How It Works, When to Use It