Henderson Demolition

Executing the mechanical removal of a septic tank pump station during night works. Our skilled team operates efficiently to deliver results safely and on schedule. That's just our team doing what they do best! #MechanicalDemolition #NightWorks #TeamExcellence

Finishing touches on the tavern demolition project. This job presented a unique challenge — an 8m deep pit left by a basement chiller room. Simply filling it wasn't an option, as poor compaction could create fall hazards, rainwater pools, or unstable ground conditions. Charlie and Puni ensured the pit was filled properly, layering and compacting the material to create a safe, stable surface for the holiday period and beyond. A great example of how attention to detail and safety are integral to every stage of our projects. #Demolition #SafetyFirst #Teamwork #HendersonDemolition

We are proud to support the Special Children’s Christmas Parties across New Zealand, helping provide unforgettable experiences for disabled and disadvantaged children in our communities. 🎄✨ These events bring joy, connection, and celebration to those who need it most — a cause that resonates deeply with our values. Our heartfelt thanks to the organisers, volunteers, and James Foy of Natural Light Photography for capturing the magic of these special days. We are honoured to stand alongside other local businesses that care. More information on the causes we support can be found in the comments below.

We’re pleased to share that we’ve finally taken some professional photos of our office team. These individuals are the backbone of our operations, keeping projects on track and ensuring everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. Check out the team gallery here: https://lnkd.in/gycCCNYd

We kicked off the holiday season early with a fantastic team Christmas celebration! It was a great opportunity to connect, reflect, and enjoy some well-deserved festive cheer together. Here's to closing out the year on a positive note and looking ahead to new successes in the year to come! 🥳🎉 #TeamCelebration #ChristmasParty #HolidaySpirit

Demolition requires big diggers, right? Nah... Our digger operators are fully booked ahead of the Christmas rush, so Donald, Semisi, Manu, and Fehi are expertly taking this house down by hand. By salvaging materials and carefully manually stripping the structure back to the slab, the team demonstrates the precision, hard work, and sustainability that define our approach. #ManualDemolition #SustainableDemolition #Teamwork #PrecisionInAction

Progress in action! Our team is efficiently breaking out a capping beam to prepare for new construction. By alternating between the pulveriser and shears, our operator is expertly removing the beam and separating the steel from the concrete. A great display of skill, precision, and teamwork. Well done to the crew! #Demolition #ConstructionExcellence #Teamwork

Blueprints for Better Breakdowns... 2024 offered valuable insights for those of us in construction, demolition, and asbestos removal. From managing unexpected site changes to navigating tight deadlines, one theme stands out: clear communication and effective planning are critical to project success. In our final article for the year, we break down our Top 5 Lessons Learned for 2024. These lessons will help you streamline processes, avoid costly errors, and ensure health, safety, and efficiency remain top priorities. #ConstructionIndustry #Demolition #AsbestosRemoval #ProjectManagement #HealthAndSafety #LessonsLearned

A clearance doesn't always mean ALL asbestos has been removed. A clearance means the asbestos identified IN THE SURVEY has been removed. We initially received clearance on this site, but thanks to Charlie's keen attention to detail, we've identified unexpected asbestos in obsolete underground pipes during earthworks — over 60 metres so far. Our asbestos removal team has returned to site to manage the risk safely and efficiently. A great example of vigilance and teamwork preventing a potential contamination issue. Well done, Charlie! #AsbestosManagement #SafetyFirst #Professionalism

No Records, No Protection: Why We Had to Replace It All... In refurbishment projects, insurance often only covers what can be verified or newly installed. This walkway had seen multiple changes over its lifetime, but with no records of the concrete’s composition, a full breakout was the only viable option. Henderson Demolition stepped in to remove 30mm of concrete across the entire walkway, back to an older verifiable concrete layer — completing the task overnight to minimise disruption and ensure the rebuild stayed on schedule. #NightWorks #ConcreteBreakout #HendersonDemolition #PrecisionInDemolition