D H Griffin of Texas

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The management team of D.H. Griffin of Texas, Inc. has the combined experience of over 150 years of industrial demolition and dismantling... D.H. Griffin of Texas, Inc has been awarded the inaugural Demolition Award in Safety at the EDA autumn conference held on November 6, 2009 in Amsterdam the Netherlands...
D.H. Griffin of Texas, Inc. is one of the nations foremost demolition and dismantling contractors specializing in the complete or partial demolition, dismantling and environmental remediation of oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, pulp and paper mills, steel mills, food & beverage facilities, the mining industry, power generating stations, manufacturing facilities, foundries, commercial and industrial structures.

Tule Lake Lift Span Bridge
The Tule Lake Lift Span Bridge spanned the main shipping channel in The Port of Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi, Texas. The 350 feet long by 48 feet wide Span which weighed over 1700 tons was floated out on a barge. The barge used was 270 feet long by 72 feet wide. The move required 1600 horse power tug boats to move the Span approximately 3 miles.

The towers were demolished using explosives demolition methods. Each Tower stood just under 200 feet in height. Each tower contained a 900 ton concrete and steel counterweight. The total weight of each tower was approximately 1600 tons.
Corpus Christi Caller Times

The management team of D.H. Griffin of Texas, Inc. has the combined experience of over 150 years of industrial demolition and dismantling including total plant demolition, mine closure, partial dismantling of plants and process units, explosives demolition of plants and structures, dismantling and demolition of bridges as well as the handling and removal of hazardous and toxic chemicals.

We also have the experience to conduct emergency response services. We conduct salvage operations in a worldwide market in order to aid our clients in realizing maximum revenues for salvage, reusable materials and equipment to reduce the cost of demolition.