Heavy Demolition: Structures, Full Guts & Concrete
When the job is bigger than a room, like a full interior gut, an old garage or outbuilding, or a crumbling porch or slab, we bring the crew and the dump truck to take it down and haul it off.
Heavy demo covers larger structures and full-scale removal. Every heavy job starts with a walkthrough, because size, access, utilities and materials all affect how we approach it. Permits and any required testing or abatement need to be sorted out before we start. Ask us and we’ll help you figure out the order.
Site walkthroughWe look at the structure, access, utilities and materials, then give you a free, detailed estimate.
Permits & prepYou (or your contractor) handle permits, utility disconnects and any required testing. Ask us what to line up.
DemolitionMethodical take-down, working from the top down and the inside out, with the site kept as tidy as possible.
Haul & recycleDebris sorted, loaded into the dump truck and hauled. Recyclables are diverted where possible.
Site cleanupDebris raked and swept up, ready for your next step.
How we price
There are no fixed prices for this work. Every job is priced to fit you, based on:
Your needsWhat you want removed or torn out, and what has to be protected.
LocationWhere the property is and how easy it is to access.
Job details & scopeSize, materials, number of rooms or structures, and labor involved.
Disposal costsWeight and type of debris and the facility fees to dispose of or recycle it.
Estimates are always free. Send photos or book a walkthrough and you’ll get a clear price before any work starts.
Taking a house or building down to the studs: walls, ceilings, floors, cabinets and fixtures.
Garages & outbuildings
Detached garages, barns, shops and outbuildings taken down and hauled away.
Larger decks & structures
Large decks, carports, covered patios and other structures.
Concrete & porch removal
Old porches, steps, walkways and slabs broken out and hauled. Ask us about size and thickness.
Dump-truck haul-off
Heavy debris loaded into our dump truck and taken to the proper facility.
Separation & recycling
Metal, clean wood and concrete separated where facilities accept them.
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Heavy Demo on the job
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Same space, one visit apart
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FAQ
Heavy Demo questions
Do you pull demolition permits?
Permit requirements vary by city and county, and structure removal often needs one. Ask us about your project. The property owner or general contractor is typically responsible for permits.
What about asbestos, lead or utilities?
We don’t perform abatement or utility disconnects. Testing, abatement and disconnects need to be done by the appropriate licensed professionals before demolition. Ask us and we’ll help you plan.
Can you remove a concrete slab or patio?
Often, yes. It depends on size, thickness and access. Send photos and measurements and we’ll let you know.
