Project Spotlights

>> Three Rivers Landscaping & Excavation, LLC Demolishes Plant in Reedville, VA

>> Flippo Construction Company, Inc. Processes The Old Route 340 Bridge

>> Hayes Demolition Processes Steel at Smith Iron & Metal

>> Tidewater / SKANSKA Taking Down Old Rt.33 over the Pamunky River

>> S.B. Cox Demolition Specialists Demolish the Mercury Blvd. Flyover in Newport News, VA

>> S.B. Cox Demolition Wrecking Portions of the Blue Ridge Hospital in Charlottesville, VA

>> Hayes Demolition Specialists in Charlottesville, VA

>> Celtic Demolition of Alexandria, VA Demolishing Bridge over the Anacostia River in D.C.

>> Hayes Demolition at the East End Landfill, Richmond, VA

>> Hayes Demolition, South Laburnum Ave. Richmond, VA

>> S. B. Cox Demolition at Blue Ridge Hospital, Charlottesville, VA

>> Ecor at Royal Oaks Charcoal Plant in Kenbridge, VA

>> Sennebogen 835M into Service at Sparrows Point

>> Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project
 

Three Rivers Landscaping & Excavation, LLC Demolishes Plant in Reedville, VA

P.J. Haynie, owner of Three Rivers Landscaping & Excavation, LLC in Hague, VA demolished the Omega-3 fish oil processing plant in Reedville, VA with a Daewoo 400 excavator and a LaBounty 70R Mobile Shear.

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Flippo Construction Company, Inc. Processes The Old Route 340 Bridge

Flippo Construction Company, Inc. of Forestville, MD uses a new Doosan 340 excavator with a second member mounted LaBounty Saber Lube Shear to process the old Route 340 bridge in Front Royal, VA.

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Hayes Demolition Processes Steel at Smith Iron & Metal

In Richmond, VA, Hayes Demolition of Watkinsville, GA processes steel at Smith Iron & Metal using a LaBounty 2500R Saber Lube Shear mounted on a Daewoo 340 excavator. The production of structural steel averaged 80 tons per day.

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Tidewater / SKANSKA Taking Down Old Rt.33 over the Pamunky River

Tidewater / SKANSKA of Virginia Beach, VA working in West Point, VA taking down the old Rt. 33 bridge over the Pamunky River. A Daewoo 280 with a LaBounty UP40 is being used for the deck, parapet and beam demolition.
 

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S.B. Cox Demolition Specialists Demolish the Mercury Blvd. Flyover in Newport News, VA

S.B. Cox Demolition of Richmond, VA demolished and removed the Mercury Blvd. flyover in Newport News, VA during the weekend of July 6th. Utilized on the job were a new LaBounty universal processor, model UP-30sv, several LaBounty concrete pulverizers and grapples. Also on the job was a Doosan 275 with a new Kent 6000 lbs-ft. hammer. Cox completed the job ahead of schedule.
 

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S.B. Cox Demolition Wrecking Portions of the Blue Ridge Hospital in Charlottesville, VA

S.B. Cox Demolition of Richmond, VA wrecking portions of the Blue Ridge Hospital in Charlottesville, VA. Cox employs many Caterpillar mounted LaBounty attachments from Chesapeake Supply & Equipment.
 

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Hayes Demolition Specialists in Charlottesville, VA

Hayes Demolition Specialists are taking down 3 old apartment buildings in downtown Charlottesville, VA to make way for 38 new UVA student units. A Daewoo-Doosan with a LaBounty heavy-duty grapple is used to process and load the material.
 

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Celtic Demolition of Alexandria, VA Demolishing Bridge over the Anacostia River in D.C.

Celtic Demolition of Alexandria, VA demolishing and removing the old Frederick Douglas / South Capitol St. Bridge over the Anacostia River in D.C. On the site are several Daewoo-Doosan excavators coupled with LaBounty attachments from Chesapeake Supply & Equipment.
 

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Hayes Demolition at the East End Landfill, Richmond, VA

Hayes Demolition separating concrete from rebar using a LaBounty CP 80 mounted on a Daewoo 340 excavator from Chesapeake Supply & Equipment. The downsize concrete is then crushed and sorted by size to be sold as a recyclable product.
 

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Hayes Demolition, South Laburnum Ave. Richmond, VA

Hayes Demolition Specialists of Watkinsville, Georgia – Loading a portion of the six thousands tons of structural steel from the Via Systems demolition project on South Laburnum Ave. in Richmond, VA. On the job are several Daewoo 300, Daewoo 330 and Daewoo 340 excavators from Chesapeake Supply & Equipment utilizing LaBounty grapples, concrete pulverizers, shears and universal processors.
 

Hayes Demolition Specialists processing steel at Laburnum

Hayes Demolition Specialists processing concrete at Laburnum

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S. B. Cox Demolition at Blue Ridge Hospital, Charlottesville, VA

S. B. Cox Demolition of Richmond, VA has already begun abatement of the Blue Ridge Hospital in Charlottesville, VA. After the asbestos removal is complete Cox will begin total demolition of the buildings using Caterpillar mounted LaBounty attachments including shears, grapples, and concrete pulverizers from Chesapeake Supply & Equipment.
 

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Ecor at Royal Oaks Charcoal Plant in Kenbridge, VA

Ecor Solutions of West Chester, PA – processing steel with a LaBounty Mobile Sheer mounted on a Daewoo 340 excavator at the Royal Oaks Charcoal Plant in Kenbridge, VA.
 

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Sennebogen 835M into Service at Sparrows Point

Chesapeake's equipment, a Sennebogen 835 M, is currently being used at the Sparrows Point Industrial Complex near Baltimore, Maryland.
 

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Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project

Chesapeake's equipment is currently being used on the demolition and processing of wreckage of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in Maryland and Virginia.

A LaBounty MSD70-R Series III Mobile Shear, mounted on a Daewoo 400-LVC hydraulic excavator is employed to cut the beams, stringers and tons of other steel and concrete. Also present on the job is a LaBounty third member mounted UP30-III Universal Processor, mounted on a Daewoo 340 excavator, currently demolishing the old operators tower, from 40 feet above the old bridge deck, to the water line. In addition, American Bridge/ Kramer will use the machine to process bridge piers and piles. The work is expected to continue through the end of the year. These machines are typical of the demolition equipment available in the Chesapeake rental fleet.

The massive project, which was started in 1999 is scheduled to last into 2012 and will cost in excess of $2.4 billion. Thus far in the project, Chesapeake has supplied dozens of pieces of large equipment as well as equipment attachments. For detailed information on the project, visit WilsonBridge.com.