Phoenix Valley
Concrete Removal done right.
Slabs, patios, sidewalks, and footings broken up and hauled out.
Cracked, heaved, or unwanted concrete doesn't come out with a sledgehammer and a weekend. We break it with the right equipment for the job, from hand-held breakers in tight spots to skid steers with hammer attachments on bigger slabs, and haul it to a recycler where it gets crushed and reused.
Concrete removal is also a common add-on to other jobs: the slab under a shed, the patio next to a pool fill-in, or the pad under a mobile home.
What's included
- Slab, patio, walkway, and footing removal
- Rebar and mesh cutting
- Saw cutting for clean edges where concrete stays
- Recycling of broken concrete
- Rough grade after removal
How it works
- 01
Walkthrough
We come out, look at the job, and ask what you're planning next so we only remove what needs to go.
- 02
Written quote
You get a clear price in writing. Permits, disposal, and cleanup are spelled out, not tacked on later.
- 03
Permits & prep
We pull permits, coordinate utility disconnects, and protect anything that stays.
- 04
Demo day
The crew shows up on time, does the work safely, and keeps your neighbors happy.
- 05
Clean finish
Debris hauled, metal and concrete recycled where possible, site swept and graded.
Concrete Removal by city
Local permit rules and neighborhood details for concrete removal in your city.
- Concrete Removal in Tempe
- Concrete Removal in Phoenix
- Concrete Removal in Mesa
- Concrete Removal in Chandler
- Concrete Removal in Gilbert
- Concrete Removal in Scottsdale
- Concrete Removal in Glendale
- Concrete Removal in Peoria
- Concrete Removal in Surprise
- Concrete Removal in Sun City
- Concrete Removal in Goodyear
- Concrete Removal in Avondale
- Concrete Removal in Buckeye
- Concrete Removal in Laveen
- Concrete Removal in Paradise Valley
- Concrete Removal in Fountain Hills
- Concrete Removal in Queen Creek
- Concrete Removal in San Tan Valley
- Concrete Removal in Apache Junction
Concrete Removal FAQ
Do you recycle the concrete?
Yes. Clean concrete goes to a recycler instead of the landfill whenever possible.
Can you remove just part of a slab in the Valley?
Yes. We saw-cut a clean line so the part that stays looks finished.
Is thicker concrete harder to remove?
Yes. Thickness and rebar both add time, which is why we look at the slab before quoting.
Often booked together
Free on-site estimates
Get a concrete removal quote.
Send a few details and photos if you have them. We'll follow up within one business day.
- Written quote, no surprise fees
- Permits and paperwork handled
- Local and woman-owned
- Site left clean and swept