Louisiana Chemical Dismantling Company., Inc. (LCDC) has been immersed in a tradition of single-source, industrial demolition and contracting that began in 1973 with the start of Invirex Demolition, Inc. by L. L. “Jay” Schwall. LCDC brings nationwide reach and world-class resources to a broad range of projects.
We want to assure our clients that we are committed to delivering a quality experience with a combination of expertise, quality control, and safety. We ensure professional results on a timely basis for all projects, and we do this while offering our clients valuable services at a fair price.
We provide a highly-skilled, experienced team supported by a modern fleet of specialized equipment. Key team members are structural, civil, and safety engineers who plan each job, often working with consultants, environmental specialists, as well as local, state, and federal agencies, to ensure we are thoroughly prepared for each phase of our plan.
Jay Schwall, Owner/CEO, is a second generation demolition contractor who promises to maintain his company’s position as an industry leader. Jay routinely improves how we approach our projects, our demolition methodology, and our employees’ skills by continually providing innovative training. As LCDC’s President, he believes in a proactive philosophy of business, raising the bar for professionalism and industry awareness that is needed to promote our company’s goal of excellence.
LCDC is licensed in all 50 states and can provide competitive bids in Canada and across the Caribbean.
Environmental remediation deals with the removal of pollution or contaminants from environmental media such as soil, groundwater, sediment, or surface water.
May it be the purchase and relocation of a process unit, or complete facility, the demolition and dismantling must be very precise to the detail. Buildings for the industrial sector are usually unique cacies.
The demolition industry is making way for a better world, helping communities re-invent and re-imagine their future and the National Demolition Association is here to provide support.
The physical assets of any large organization (from manufacturing and office equipment to entire buildings) wear out or are no longer needed where they were originally put into service.
Plant dismantling is a crucial process that involves the recycling of scrap materials such as metal and the process of reusing assets as well. It is not an easy process and they can be costly.
