Stadium Renovation Demolition Memphis TN

Tiny's Demolition & Recycling played a central role in the large scale renovation and expansion of a major stadium in Memphis, Tennessee, a project spanning roughly 200,000 square feet and touching nearly every corner of the venue. The scope stretched across nine distinct sections of the stadium, from row 25 up to the outer limit at 90 feet, requiring careful sequencing to keep such a wide reaching demolition on track.

As part of the renovation, the team addressed seventeen concession and bathroom buildings distributed throughout the concourse, clearing the way for upgraded fan amenities. Two elevator structures, each rising 150 feet, were prepared to support new vertical transportation systems, and demolition work also made way for a new four story press box covering more than 6,000 square feet built to serve media and broadcast operations on game day.

The scale of material removal reflected the size of the project, with the team clearing 20,000 tons of material from the site, including a substantial volume of concrete. Sustainability was built into the process from the start, and the team recycled over 400 tons of rebar, 200 tons of steel, 40,000 pounds of aluminum, and 20,000 pounds of copper products pulled from the demolition.

The project stands as a strong example of Tiny's ability to manage large scale, multi phase stadium renovations, combining heavy demolition with a disciplined recycling program to modernize a major venue while minimizing environmental impact.

Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Memphis, TN