Wrecking Corp Completes Demolition and Excavation Work on Manassas Mall Site

Wrecking Corporation of America completes demolition of 150,000 square feet of Manassas Mall, as well as removal of 100 tons of contaminated soil from site.

Alexandria, VA (PRWEB) November 14, 2007 -- Wrecking Corporation of America, which has provided demolition services to major industrial, commercial, and government clients in the Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland metropolitan areas for more than 30 years, has completed demolition and excavation work on the Manassas Mall site in Manassas, Virginia.

The project consisted of razing the former Sears department store, a one-story steel frame building, and a portion of the existing adjacent mall, about 150,000 square feet in all. Demolition of the mall required separating it from the section of the mall that remained. In addition, Wrecking Corp removed 100 tons of contaminated soil from the site.

"The soil contamination is from the leaking hydraulic lifts in the Sears Auto Center," said Terry Anderson, Wrecking Corp's executive vice president. "This is fairly common in these types of jobs."

The general contractor for the project is the Ashburn, Virginia-based Dietz Construction Group, Inc.

About Wrecking Corporation of America:
Wrecking Corporation of America took down its first downtown DC building 30 years ago. Headquartered in Alexandria, VA, Wrecking Corp. has worked on hundreds of high-profile projects downtown and in the surrounding metropolitan areas, including 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue and the former Washington Convention Center. Wrecking Corp. specializes in the challenges of demolition and excavation on high-profile commercial projects and cramped urban sites as well as sprawling multi-building complexes. For more information, visit the Wrecking Corp. web site at www.wreckingcorp.com or call 703.823.3850.

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