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Recycling Today's sister publication Construction & Demolition Recycling recently published a list of the largest demolition contractors in the United States.
The list, which was published in the November/December 2018 issue based on 2017 revenue figures, was compiled through voluntary submissions from the country’s top contractors. It portrays an industry that showed relatively steady growth from 2015, the last figures that Construction & Demolition Recycling reported when it published the list in the November/December 2016 issue. Of the 14 contractors who made the list in 2016 and 2018, seven contractors reported growth in revenue, six reported a loss in revenue and one reported revenue that stayed the same.
The demolition revenues for the five largest firms range from $462 million to $94 million:
1. NorthStar Group Services Inc.,
New York City, www.northstar.com
Company CEO or President: Scott E. State
Demolition Revenue (2017): $461.98 million
No. of Employees: 3,500
Additional Services Offered: abatement, emergency and disaster response, environmental remediation, nuclear decommissioning
2. Brandenburg Industrial Service Co.,
3. Environmental Resources Management (ERM),
4. Cherry Cos.,
5. MCM Management Corp.,
To access the entire list, click here.
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