Concrete Removal

Fast, safe breakup and removal of concrete slabs, driveways, patios, walkways, and steps. Whether it's damaged, sinking, or part of a larger renovation, we clear old concrete efficiently and handle all hauling and disposal.

What we handle

  • Breakup and removal of cracked, uneven, or outdated driveways, garage slabs, and parking pads.

  • Safe demolition of poured patios, sidewalks, steps, and small retaining structures to prep for new construction or landscaping.

  • Selective removal of basement slabs, utility room pads, and interior concrete sections for plumbing, drainage, or renovation work.

  • Full removal of broken concrete and debris with proper disposal — no pile left behind The site is left swept and ready for the next phase of your project.

  • Controlled cutting to isolate areas, protect foundations, and prevent unnecessary damage during demolition.

  • We clear concrete so contractors can get straight to framing, pouring new slabs, or beginning additions.

How This service works

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Show us the area

Send photos or videos of the slab or structure you want removed so we can assess the scope.

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On-site evaluation

We check thickness, access, reinforcement (like rebar), and debris volume to plan the safest approach.

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Breakup & removal

Concrete is sectioned, broken up, and hauled away cleanly so you can move forward with your project.

Concrete removal requires the right tools and planning to avoid damaging surrounding structures. We take a controlled, methodical approach to break up and haul away old concrete efficiently. With veteran-led reliability and fair pricing, we make the process straightforward from start to finish.

Why Homeowners Trust Our Concrete Removal Work

Need Concrete Removed?

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