East Coast Abatement and Demolition, a family-owned business now in its third generation, has been serving the Northeastern regions of North Carolina and Virginia since the 1970s. Originally founded as East Coast Insulation by Richard Webb Senior, the company has evolved under the leadership of Richard Webb II and his son, Richard Webb III, into a comprehensive hazardous material abatement and demolition contractor known for its expertise in technically complex projects.
With a commitment to safety and environmental responsibility, East Coast offers a wide range of services, including the removal of hazardous materials like asbestos and PCB, as well as high-reach demolition and selective dismantling. Their capabilities also extend to residential, commercial, and governmental sectors, assisting in everything from small home demolitions to large-scale decommissioning of federal facilities, such as airplane hangars.
In its operational approach, East Coast emphasizes recycling and 'green demolition,' successfully salvaging approximately 85-90% of building components from demolition projects to minimize landfill waste. They have developed systems that include extracting valuable materials, such as metals and appliances, which are either reused or recycled. This environmentally conscious philosophy not only supports their community but also provides economic benefits by reducing disposal costs.
Equipped with a diverse fleet of over 80,000 lbs. machines and dedicated teams with over 100 years of combined experience, East Coast Abatement ensures efficient and reliable services, solidifying its reputation as a leader in the demolition industry. Their goal is to provide project owners with cost-effective solutions while adhering to safety standards and local regulations.
