Demolition Building 230

Location: Joint Base San Antonio – San Antonio, Texas
Client: United States Air Force

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Semper Fidelis Construction & Development is performing demolition services for Building 230 at Joint Base San Antonio–Randolph. The project involves removal of a former 9,900-square-foot corrosion control and paint facility constructed in 1931 that has reached the end of its service life and is no longer suitable for occupancy. The structure consists of wood and metal framing with brick, stucco, and concrete walls and previously supported aircraft corrosion control, preparation, and painting operations.

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Our team completed pre-demolition site documentation, field verification of existing conditions, and coordination of required utility identification and disconnection. During this phase, a significant amount of asbestos-containing material was identified throughout the structure. Our team is currently coordinating with a licensed abatement subcontractor to safely remove and dispose of all hazardous materials in accordance with environmental regulations prior to beginning demolition of the building structure.

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Once abatement is complete, work will proceed with the complete demolition of the building, including removal of all above-grade and below-grade components, the building structure, foundations, concrete slabs, associated paving, and a concrete driveway within the designated demolition limits. All demolition debris and materials will be removed and disposed of at approved facilities in accordance with federal, state, and local environmental requirements.

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Upon completion of demolition activities, the site will be graded and restored to support future use, including stabilization of disturbed soil and establishment of new grass cover to return the area to a clean and maintainable condition.