Demolition Contractor in Mineral Wells, TX
Houses, mobile homes, garages, sheds and slabs taken down in Mineral Wells, hauled off, and the lot left graded and clean.
Mineral Wells has plenty of older houses and outbuildings that are past saving, and that is most of the demolition we do there: a burned or collapsed house, a single-wide nobody wants, a detached garage, an old slab under a lot that is about to be rebuilt.
In town, demolition is as much about the paperwork and the neighbors as the machine. Utilities get disconnected and located first, the city's requirements are handled before the start date, and the job is planned so the street and the neighbors' yards stay clean.
The ground around Mineral Wells
Older in-town lots often hide old slabs, piers, sidewalks and buried debris. We break out and remove what is there so the new foundation is not sitting on somebody else's leftovers.
What we do most here
- House and garage teardowns
- Mobile home removal, piers and anchors pulled
- Slab, sidewalk and foundation removal
- Fire- and storm-damaged structure removal
- Shed and outbuilding demolition
- Lot graded and ready to build
Worth knowing before you start
- City permit. Demolition inside city limits generally needs a permit from the City of Mineral Wells. We will make sure it is in hand before we start.
- Utilities. Gas, electric and water must be disconnected by the providers before demolition.
- Asbestos. Commercial buildings need an asbestos inspection before demolition under federal rules. Most single houses are exempt, but ask us if the building is old.
What it costs
Demolition is quoted on site. Size, materials, access and haul distance change it too much for an honest published range. The estimate is free.
Palo Pinto County, Texas. Based in Graford · free on-site estimates · (940) 452-7412
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Demolition in Mineral Wells — questions we get
Do you do demolition in Mineral Wells?
Yes — houses, mobile homes, garages, outbuildings and slabs, with the debris hauled off and the lot graded clean. Call (940) 452-7412.
How long does it take to tear down a house?
The teardown itself is usually a day or two for a single house. Getting utilities disconnected and the permit issued is usually what sets the start date.
How much does demolition cost?
We do not publish a range for demolition — size, materials, access and haul distance change it too much. The estimate is free and on site.
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Need demolition in Mineral Wells?
Call (940) 452-7412. The estimate is free and it happens on your ground.
