Starter Service Kit

The Starter Service Kit is the entry point for a factory floor that holds one or two heavy wrecks and needs a clear read on what removal actually involves. Instead of a vague quote over the phone, this kit puts a Debarrassetonepave supervisor on site with a checklist built around your specific machinery: press brakes, stamping presses, conveyor systems, or whatever else is taking up floor space and blocking a production line.

What arrives in the kit is a documented condition report. We walk the unit, note the structural state of the frame, check for trapped hydraulic fluid, identify electrical disconnection points, and flag anything that complicates lifting. You get a written breakdown of the dismantling sequence we would follow, the crane and cutting equipment required, and the estimated hours on the floor. That report becomes the working document for your internal approvals and for scheduling a removal window that does not shut down adjacent operations.

The kit matters because most heavy wrecks sit in corners where nobody remembers the original installation details. Bolts have seized, access panels are buried under years of grime, and the weight distribution is rarely documented. A site-based assessment catches those issues before any cutting torch is lit. It also gives your team a concrete reference for what gets recycled, what gets disposed of as hazardous waste, and what paperwork follows each stream.

Once the report is in your hands, the next step is straightforward: you decide whether to proceed with the full dismantling service or keep the kit as a planning document for a later quarter. There is no obligation tied to the assessment, and the findings stay useful even if you sit on them for six months. When you are ready to move, the same supervisor who wrote the report can lead the crew that executes it, so nothing gets lost in translation between paper and practice.

If you want to see how this kit applies to a specific machine on your floor, or you need a second opinion on a wreck that another contractor has already looked at, the contact page is the direct line to our scheduling team.