A teardown is only half the job. The part that matters to you is what the site looks like the day we pull off it — and whether there is a pile of tin and broken concrete left for you to deal with. We tear down, load out, and grade the footprint back flat so the ground is ready for whatever comes next.
Old farmsteads around Palo Pinto County usually come with more than the building: a cellar, a slab, a septic lid, a dead water well, a corral full of pipe. Tell us what you want gone and we will price the whole thing as one job instead of three.
What is included
- Houses, cabins and lake places
- Barns, sheds, shops and pole buildings
- Mobile homes and single-wides, including the piers and skirting
- Concrete slabs, foundations, footings and old driveways
- Grain bins, corrals, pipe fence and scrap iron
- Debris hauled off and the footprint graded flat
What drives the price
- Size of the structure and what it is built from
- How much of the debris hauls off versus what can stay on the property
- Access — whether a truck and trailer can reach the building
- Slab, footings and utilities that have to come out with it
- Distance to the nearest landfill or metal recycler
Demolition — questions we get
Do you haul the debris off, or is that on me?
We haul it. Disposal is quoted in the estimate up front so there is no second bill after the building is down.
Can you take down a mobile home?
Yes — mobile homes and single-wides are a regular job for us, including pulling the piers, anchors and skirting and grading the pad back level.
Demolition across the service area
Other work we do
Land Clearing
Mesquite, cedar and shin oak taken off the acre — roots and all — so the grass comes back and the property is usable again.
House & Barn Pads
A pad that is set high enough, packed tight enough, and drains the right direction — so the slab your builder pours sits on ground that will not move.
Driveways & Culverts
An entrance that does not wash out — built up, crowned, rocked and piped so you can get a truck and trailer in after a rain.
Ponds & Drainage
New tanks dug, old ones cleaned out, dams rebuilt, and water moved away from the places it should not be sitting.
Site Prep & Grading
Rough grade to finish grade — the dirt work that happens before anybody else can start, done to elevation and on schedule.
Stump Removal
Stumps pulled out with the root ball, holes filled and packed, and the ground raked clean enough to mow.
Need demolition priced?
Free on-site estimate, in writing, with the haul-off included.