Associated Building Wreckers In The News

Crews from Associated Building Wreckers began demolition of the 53-year-old restaurant and showplace known for its scorpion bowls, Polynesian dance show and for hosting top-name comedians like Joan Rivers and Rosie O’Donnell.

After weeks of gutting the interior, crews with Associated Building Wreckers have begun tearing down the exterior walls. The bus terminal at 1776 Main St. had been a downtown mainstay since it opened in 1969. With the opening of Union Station across the street, Peter Pan relocated its offices and …

Demolition workers began razing the former Peter Pan Bus Terminal on Monday, making way for a new 33,000-square-foot Way Finders housing center and corporate offices.

Demolition on the Yankee Pedlar began this week. More than half of the restaurant and inn was removed by Tuesday afternoon.

The long vacant an blighted building on Berkeley Street in the McKnight neighborhood was being demolished Wednesday by court order after being declared a public safety hazard by the city.

The city is beginning to remove asbestos and other hazardous materials from a six-family home to prepare it for demolition, about eight months after it acquired the building. Work to remove hazardous materials is expected to continue through Thanksgiving. The building is expected to be torn …

A crew from Associated Building Wreckers of Springfield tore down the former Knights of Columbus Hall at 64 Park Ave. Tuesday morning to make way for a new branch of the Arrha Credit Union.

The demo crew from Associated Building Wreckers is doing a bang-up job of wrecking the building. They've been at it for a bit more than three weeks, and, as they've taken down ceilings and walls, our architects and engineers have been able to get a clearer view of the building's …

Two Bay Street buildings that have been giving the city of Springfield ongoing issues for years were torn down Wednesday by Associated Building Wreckers of Springfield.

The city demolished a blighted house at 116 Walnut St., on Thursday, in the Six Corners area, saying it expands efforts to reduce blight in neighborhoods and to continue the city's recovery from the 2011 tornado.