Concrete Removal for Plumbing Access in Bloomfield Hills, MI
A plumbing company hired Demohaulic for concrete removal so its plumbing crew could access pipes. The plumbing company installed the initial protective walls and spray-painted the cutting lines. Demohaulic added additional protective plastic on the walls and brought two additional HEPA air scrubbers before its concrete work began.
Concrete Removal for a Plumbing-Access Handoff
A plumbing company hired Demohaulic to cut, break out, remove and haul concrete so its crew could access pipes. Demohaulic also added wall protection and two HEPA air scrubbers, then cleaned the work area.
- Location
- Bloomfield Hills, MI — Oakland County
- Date
- September 29, 2026
- Service
- Concrete cutting, breakout and removal for plumbing access
- Primary work
- Approximately 62 linear feet cut; approximately 30 square feet broken out and removed
Protect the work area before the cut.
The plumbing company set the initial protection and cutting lines.
A plumbing company hired Demohaulic for concrete removal so its plumbing crew could access pipes. The plumbing company installed the initial protective walls and spray-painted the cutting lines. Demohaulic added additional protective plastic on the walls and brought two additional HEPA air scrubbers before its concrete work began.
- Added additional protective plastic on the walls
- Brought two additional HEPA air scrubbers for the work area
- Cut approximately 62 linear feet of concrete
- Broke out and removed approximately 30 square feet of concrete
- Hauled away the removed concrete and cleaned the work area
Scope boundary: the plumbing company installed the initial protective walls and spray-painted the cutting lines. Demohaulic did not perform the plumbing work, install the initial protective walls or spray-paint the cutting lines.
Add protection where the removal needs it.
The plumbing company had already installed the initial protective walls. Demohaulic added more protective plastic on the walls and brought two additional HEPA air scrubbers for its concrete-removal work. The added controls supported the contained handoff without suggesting Demohaulic installed the original walls.
Cut the approved access lines.
Demohaulic cut approximately 62 linear feet of concrete. The plumbing company, not Demohaulic, spray-painted the cutting lines before Demohaulic began its cutting work.
Break out the section and remove it.
Demohaulic broke out approximately 30 square feet of concrete, removed the broken material and handled the heavy debris produced by the approved access scope. The photos show the opened access areas and the marked floor before the breakout; the final cleanup and haul-away were part of the documented scope.
Move the broken concrete out.
Demohaulic hauled away the concrete removed from the work area. Plumbing remained with the plumbing company; Demohaulic handled the concrete cutting, breakout, removal, hauling and cleanup described here.
The cut, the controls and the handoff.
These verified photos are grouped by the stage they document. The before-and-after images retain their original before / after labels. They show the marked floor and opened access areas; cleanup and haul-away remained part of the documented scope.
Site / before
Property protection
Containment
Concrete cutting
Dust control
Demolition / breakout
Detailed cleanup / remodel-ready
Concrete removed. The plumbing crew can access the pipes.
Completed September 29, 2026, the Bloomfield Hills concrete-removal scope left the work area cleaned after approximately 62 linear feet of concrete was cut and approximately 30 square feet was broken out and removed. The plumbing company could continue its pipe-access work. Demohaulic did not perform plumbing, utility disconnects, trenching beyond the stated concrete removal, restoration or replacement work.
Clear the concrete. Keep the pipe work moving.
Send the removal area, access route and what the plumbing crew needs exposed. Request an estimate or text photos to 586-202-4056.