MedVet / General Contractor
Veterinary Hospital Renovation
MedVet NOVA is a 24-hour veterinary emergency and specialty hospital serving the Northern Virginia region. As part of a phased interior renovation, the client required the removal of walls, ceilings, mechanical systems, and flooring. REMAC was selected for its experience in sensitive, clinical environments, including hospitals, labs, and treatment centers.
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MedVet / General Contractor
Manassas, VA
2023
1. Interior demolition
2. Partition and floor finish removal
3. Protection of medical infrastructure
4. Universal waste and controlled material disposal
5. After-hours work to accommodate operations
Maintaining a clean and quiet environment near sensitive treatment rooms and surgical suites.
REMAC enforced infection control protocols, used low-noise equipment, and maintained sealed work zones. All workers were briefed on biosecurity and facility-specific safety requirements.
All demolition work was completed on schedule and to specification, with zero safety or hygiene incidents. MedVet staff praised REMAC for their professionalism, flexibility, and attention to site cleanliness and coordination.
The facility remained fully operational throughout the renovation phase. A testament to REMAC’s skill in complex interior demolition projects in active medical settings.
INTERIOR SELECTIVE DEMOLITION
Careful takedown of gypsum partitions, ceilings, MEP systems, and built-ins across several wings of the facility. Work areas were isolated to protect adjacent surgical and treatment zones.
DUST & DEBRIS CONTROL
Installed temporary partitions and used negative air machines and HEPA filtration to prevent contamination. Daily cleanup ensured sanitary conditions throughout.
UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLING
Removed light fixtures, electronic waste, and non-hazardous medical equipment, sorted and disposed of in accordance with Virginia DEQ guidelines.
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING
Performed work during off-hours and weekends to minimize disruption to MedVet’s emergency care operations. Coordinated directly with site supervisors and veterinary staff.