Demolition services

Built to come down. Cleared for what comes next.

Mims Recycling brings demolition and material recovery together for industrial and commercial sites.

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425,000Square-foot former GM plant
3,000Tons of steel expected for recovery
<1%Reported landfill share

Structure out.Value recovered.

Demolition is only half the job. Mims pairs removal with the recycling knowledge and hauling capacity to keep useful material moving.

Structural and steel demolition

Documented experience with large steel facilities and heavy industrial structures.

Concrete removal

Concrete removal can be coordinated as part of the demolition scope.

Material reclamation

Recoverable steel and concrete are separated for recycling when the project allows.

Rolloff and hauling

Containers and material movement are supported by Mims Recycling's established rolloff service.

Monroe, Louisiana

425,000 square feet. Nearly all recoverable.

Mims served as demolition contractor for a former General Motors headlamp plant. The project was reported to include 3,000 tons of steel, with metal and concrete separated for recycling.

The goal was a clean dirt site ready for industrial redevelopment, with less than one percent of material expected to reach a landfill.

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One demolition scope. Fewer waste streams.

The recycling model keeps the project focused on what can be recovered, moved, and put back to work.

Define the site

Share the structure, location, access, timing, and what needs to remain when the work is done.

Plan the recovery

Identify steel, concrete, and other material with a practical path back into use.

Dismantle and sort

Separate recoverable material during demolition instead of treating the entire site as waste.

Haul and clear

Move sorted material through recycling and rolloff channels to clear the property for its next use.

Based in Ruston. Ready for your site.

Mims Recycling brings a Ruston recycling facility, rolloff service, and documented large-site demolition experience together.

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Start with the structure, location, and timing.

Tell Mims what needs to go.

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