Advice Corner: What should be considered when constructing concrete piles in Ninh Thuan?

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1. What Is House Demolition? When Should a House Be Demolished?

House demolition refers to the partial or complete removal of an existing building that is no longer safe, no longer in use, or needs to be cleared for new construction or other purposes.

House demolition services include:

  • Demolition of deteriorated single-story houses (level 4 houses)

  • Demolition of high-rise buildings

  • Partial or full demolition of tube houses

  • Demolition and site clearance of illegally constructed buildings

House demolition is regulated under Clause 3, Article 42 of Decree No. 06/2021/ND-CP; Point b, Clause 1, Article 118 of Law No. 50/2014/QH13 as amended by Law No. 62/2020/QH14; Points c, d, dd Clause 1, Article 118 of Law No. 50/2014/QH13 as amended; and Article 14 of Decree 06/2021/ND-CP regarding expired structures.

Specifically, demolition is required in the following cases:

  • Structures that must be cleared for new construction or temporary works

  • Buildings at risk of collapse affecting the community or adjacent properties; emergency demolition required to prevent or mitigate disasters, epidemics, or urgent national security tasks as decided by competent authorities

  • Buildings constructed in prohibited areas

  • Buildings constructed without permits, contrary to planning regulations, or not in accordance with approved permits

  • Buildings encroaching on public land or legally owned land of organizations/individuals; construction inconsistent with approved designs

  • Private houses that need demolition for rebuilding

  • Structures that have reached the end of their service life


2. House Demolition Service Quotation (Standard Price List 2023)

The cost of house demolition in Hanoi and other provinces nationwide depends on several factors:

  • Scale of the project

  • Structural type (frame structure, load-bearing walls, etc.)

  • Construction location

  • Selected demolition method

  • And other related conditions


3.1. Full-Service House Demolition Price List – Vinh Thanh Phat Nghe An

Full-package demolition is one of the most popular services chosen by customers. This service includes planning, demolition execution, and construction debris transportation. By using a full-service package, clients can ensure project progress since experienced contractors handle the entire process efficiently.

Latest Full-Service Demolition Costs:

No.Type of HouseManual MethodMachinery MethodManual + Machinery
1Single-story house with corrugated roof (<30m²)7,500,000 VND5,500,000 VND6,500,000 VND
2Reinforced concrete high-rise (<30m²)9,000,000 VND6,000,000 VND8,000,000 VND
3Factory demolitionContact 0948.369.989 for quotation

3.2. Detailed Unit Prices for Specific Demolition Items

Residential Demolition Price List:

No.ItemUnitPrice (VND)
1Demolition of 110mm wall85,000
2Demolition of 220mm wall155,000
3Removal of cement plaster45,000
4Removal of wall/floor tiles85,000
5Demolition of reinforced concrete slab155,000
6Demolition of staircase285,000
7Demolition of concrete beams225,000
8Demolition of concrete foundation (block type)1,355,000
9Removal of sanitary equipmentroom555,000
10Door removal (wood, aluminum, glass)set195,000
11Waste transportation (2.5m³ truck)truck75,000

(Prices are for reference only. Please contact 0948.369.989 for the most accurate quotation.)


High-Rise & Reinforced Concrete Demolition Prices

TypeAreaManualMachineryManual + Machinery
High-rise RC structure>30m²300,000–350,000 VND/m²100,000–170,000 VND/m²200,000–250,000 VND/m²
2-storey house>35m²250,000–350,000 VND/m²100,000–170,000 VND/m²190,000–250,000 VND/m²
3-storey house>35m²260,000–350,000 VND/m²110,000–180,000 VND/m²200,000–250,000 VND/m²
4-storey house>35m²270,000–350,000 VND/m²120,000–190,000 VND/m²210,000–250,000 VND/m²

Factory Demolition Prices

ItemUnit Price (VND/m²)
RC frame structure with 110mm wall100,000–200,000
220mm load-bearing wall150,000–250,000
Concrete slab cutting335,000
Corrugated roof removal55,000
Wooden/aluminum door removal195,000

4. Demolition Methods at Vinh Thanh Phat Nghe An

We apply safe construction measures to ensure project progress and safety.

4.1 Manual Demolition

Manual demolition involves using labor and basic tools such as hammers and drills without heavy machinery. It is suitable for small houses or locations where machines cannot access. However, this method is time-consuming and labor-intensive.

4.2 Machinery-Based Demolition

For high-rise and reinforced concrete buildings, specialized machinery is recommended to ensure faster and safer demolition.

Equipment includes:

  • Hydraulic breakers (for large concrete blocks)

  • Hydraulic concrete cutters (for beams)

  • Demolition and waste sorting grapples

  • Cranes

  • Excavators, bulldozers, vibratory hammers

4.3 Combination of Manual & Machinery

This is the most preferred solution as it balances speed, safety, and cost efficiency. Manual methods are used in confined spaces, while machinery is used for larger structural components.


5. Why Choose Vinh Thanh Phat Nghe An?

  • Experienced workforce with skilled operators

  • Modern demolition machinery ensuring on-time completion

  • Competitive pricing with transparent contracts

  • Debris removal support

  • Commitment not to affect adjacent buildings


6. Important Notes When Demolishing a House

6.1 Is a Permit Required?

According to construction regulations, demolition for rebuilding requires an approved construction permit. Proper safety measures must also be implemented to protect neighboring properties.

6.2 Why Choose an Auspicious Date?

In Vietnamese culture, important activities such as demolition are often scheduled on auspicious dates to ensure good fortune and smooth progress.

6.3 Safety Precautions

  • Install protective fencing and dust covers

  • Avoid demolition during storms or strong winds

  • Disconnect electricity and water systems

  • Remove belongings before demolition

  • Demolish from top to bottom

  • Workers must wear protective equipment