We carry out the complete or partial dismantling of factories, workshops and industrial buildings. Our teams handle the dismantling of production lines, machinery, technical equipment, metal structures and ancillary installations. Every operation is planned to ensure methodical removal, safe handling, equipment removal and site preparation for refurbishment, repurposing or demolition.
Industrial dismantling in Monaco, Nice and the PACA region
Safe dismantling, deconstruction and removal of your industrial installations. From a building’s boiler room to an entire factory, we manage the entire operation.
Our industrial dismantling services
Horizon Manutention et Levage is an industrial dismantling company based in Carros (06).
We handle both entire sites and specific projects, with end-to-end logistics coordination.
Dismantling factories, workshops and industrial sites
Dismantling boiler rooms and heating systems
We work on all types of boiler rooms and technical installations in residential, commercial and industrial settings. Our services include dismantling boilers, air handling units (AHUs), chillers, generators, transformers, hydraulic systems, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, as well as safely removing the installations from site.
Removal, handling and disposal of heavy equipment
We remove heavy or bulky equipment in the most challenging environments. With our lifting equipment and materials-handling expertise, we carry out dismantling, lifting, loading, transport and, where necessary, relocation to a new operating site. Each operation is carefully planned to ensure a swift, controlled and fully safe intervention.
Industrial strip-out and site preparation
We carry out strip-outs in industrial, commercial and technical buildings ahead of renovation, refurbishment or demolition work. Our teams secure the premises, remove equipment, utility networks, technical installations and materials, and handle waste removal and sorting. We also offer temporary storage and protection solutions for items to be reused or reinstalled.
How does an industrial dismantling project work?
We start by assessing the site’s risks and constraints. Everything else depends on it.
Preliminary assessment
Identifying risks, access constraints, any hazardous materials and the condition of utility networks.
Detailed planning
Work schedule, coordination with the site operator if the site is still operational, and applications for administrative and logistical permits.
Dismantling and removal
Safe disconnection from the networks, systematic dismantling of installations, heavy handling of items to be removed, crane lifting and transport to the appropriate disposal facilities.
Cleaning and recovery
Sorting materials, directing them to recycling streams, and leaving the site clean and secure.
Safety and material recovery
We sort, remove and recover materials from dismantling projects in partnership with approved recycling providers.
Sorting recyclable metals
(steel, copper, aluminium, stainless steel) and recyclable materials
Full traceability
of waste removed, with waste tracking documents
Approved recycling channels
to comply with environmental standards
CACES and HB0 certifications
ensuring safe operations on all types of installations
Equipment inspected every 6 months (VGP)
to ensure operations comply with regulations
Frequently asked questions about industrial dismantling
What is industrial dismantling?
Industrial dismantling involves safely taking apart, deconstructing and removing all or part of an industrial site’s facilities. The operation generally includes risk assessment, systematic dismantling, removal of materials and site restoration for a new use or demolition.
What types of facilities can we dismantle?
We dismantle all types of industrial, technical and commercial installations, from individual pieces of equipment to complete facilities.
Our work includes industrial and communal boiler rooms, boilers, air handling units (AHUs), chillers, generator sets, transformers, electrical substations, industrial machinery, production lines, tanks, silos, overhead cranes, metal structures, rooftop technical equipment, as well as installations that have become obsolete or require replacement.
Every operation is planned in advance to ensure systematic dismantling, safe handling of equipment, its removal and recovery or disposal in compliance with technical, regulatory and environmental requirements.
Do you work at operational sites?
Yes, without interrupting production. Boiler rooms, isolated production lines or obsolete equipment can be dismantled while the site remains operational, provided safety zones are defined during the assessment.
Plan your dismantling
Turnkey service, with two managers on every jobsite and a team certified in CACES and HB0. We manage the operation from the initial assessment through to final removal, including permits. Tell us about your project and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours.
