Structure Collapse and Debris Reduction

What happens here

After the upper sections are cleared, the excavator proceeds to collapse the remaining walls and the first floor of the house. The operator skillfully pushes the structure inwards, creating a centralized pile of rubble. Following the main collapse, the excavator begins to process this pile, using the grapple to break down larger pieces of wood, metal, and other construction materials into more manageable sizes, preparing for removal. This helps to reduce the overall volume of debris.

Goal: Completely collapse the house and reduce the size of the resulting debris pile.