Environmental Commitment
At GCD | PDI, environmental stewardship is embedded in how we approach every project. We continually explore and apply advanced remediation techniques to improve the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of our excavation and cleanup processes. Many of the sites we work on involve significant volumes of debris—sometimes hazardous—and are often located in fragile or regulated environments. In situations where no precedent exists, we develop tailored strategies that prioritize environmental protection, reduce risk, and minimize our overall impact on the surrounding ecosystem.
Diverting Waste from Landfills
Our goal is to recycle between 95 and 99 percent of all worksite material. This environmental commitment reflects a deep sense of pride in doing what’s right for both the industry and the environment. We actively collaborate with consulting firms, government agencies, and developers to create comprehensive remediation and redevelopment programs, helping convert former industrial sites into safe, livable spaces such as residential communities and public parks.
Why Choose GCD | PDI for Your Selective Demolition Project?
At GCD | PDI, every project begins with a clear strategy. When a structure must remain partially intact, selective demolition is the method of choice. It demands detailed planning, specialized equipment, and technical expertise to deliver results safely and efficiently.
Contact our team today to schedule a consultation or request a quote for your next surgical or selective demolition project.
Some jobs require removal within occupied or sensitive areas—urban centers, active buildings, or infrastructure close to the public. GCD | PDI completes this work without disrupting nearby operations. We assess risk, coordinate logistics, and maintain strict safety protocols to protect everyone on and around the site.
Related Project
2019 – 2020
Province House Conservation
Priestly Demolition Inc. was awarded the engineering, design sequencing and the implantation of a system to safely support the North and South Portico of the Province House while replacing the old stone foundations with the new concrete foundations.