Lammutamisega

Lammutamisega is an Estonian term meaning “by demolition” or “with demolition,” formed from the noun lammutamine (demolition) plus the instrumental suffix -ga. It is used to denote the method or means by which work is performed. In contract language and project documentation, phrases such as töö lammutamisega or lammutamisega seotud specify that demolition is the operative method.

Use and scope: The phrase appears in construction, urban renewal, and salvage contexts where structures are removed to clear a site or recover materials. It can refer to complete building demolition or to selective or partial dismantling, depending on the project requirements.

Process and considerations: Demolition work typically begins with planning and permitting, utility disconnection, and safety assessments. Depending on materials present (asbestos, lead), abatement steps may be required before physical demolition. Waste is sorted for recycling and disposal; materials such as concrete, metal, and wood may be recovered for reuse or recycling.

Regulatory and safety framework: Demolition is subject to occupational safety regulations and environmental protections; contractors must obtain permits and follow site-specific safety plans. Local authorities oversee compliance, waste handling, and adherence to environmental standards.

Notes: The form lammutamisega is a grammatical construction used to express means and is commonly found in technical and legal Estonian texts. It functions to specify that the activities in question are carried out by means of demolition rather than by other methods.