Demolition
Demolition is the first stage of many of our reconstruction projects. As a result, we are experienced and equipped to undertake demolition-only projects. Whether it’s steel, concrete, or timber structures – we’ve got you covered when you need to bring something down.
Our specialised equipment includes:
- High reach and long reach excavators
- Excavator attachments including Concrete crushers and pulverisers, rock breakers, steel shears, and specialist grabs and buckets
- Crawler cranes from 50t to 275t
- Concrete cutting equipment including wire rope saws and floor saws (up to 525mm cut depth)
Our highly skilled, diverse team are equipped to take on a wide range of projects. If you would like to discuss the potential of working with BridgePro, or to learn more about how we can help – contact us today.
Some things we are proud of
Warrawee Suspension Bridge
The Latrobe Council issued a Request for Tender for the design and construction of a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Mersey River. The goal was to connect the Warrawee Conservation Area in Latrobe to the trails leading to Kentish and Railton, creating a vital link in the mountain bike trail network and boosting tourism in the region.
Devil’s Gate refurbishment
In 2016, divers and sonar scanning identified some significant erosion of the concrete lined plunge pool below the spillway of Devils Gate Dam which is submerged all year round. The repair is one of the most critical event to be done as the Devils Gate Power Station is due to a major refurbishment in 2018.
Northbank to Seaport Pedestrian Bridge
The design team at BridgePro worked tirelessly to develop a functional and visually appealing bridge, with a proven world-leading design solution. The design and construction of such a unique solution required a departure from conventional tried-and-tested designs.
Latrobe Flood Mitigation Project
After almost six years since the 2016 floods, the permit to work within the habitat of the Central North Burrowing Crayfish has been officially confirmed, marking the long-awaited commencement of the Latrobe Flood Mitigation Project - with construction now almost finalised (August 2023).
Hoggs Bridge
The project involved the construction of a new bridge span, which was badly damaged due to the June 2016 flood. Hoggs Bridge, on Native Plains Road between Railton and Merseylea, provides an important connection across the Mersey River, and a link for the greater Railton community to the Bass Highway.
