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Concrete removal breaks a small slab, a sidewalk section, or a pad and hauls the rubble. Thickness and square footage set the quote.

Break it, then haul the weight
Drywall and lumber are a volume load. A slab is weight: thickness times square footage. We break it on site and haul the rubble. A photo and a rough size get a number before the day is booked. This is a small pad, a cracked walk, or the concrete left under an old structure, not a city road.
If the pile is already broken and sitting in the driveway, it can be construction debris removal. Fence posts left in concrete plugs are part of fencing removal when the fence is coming down too. A shed or a deck that is still standing is demolition. Tell us whether the soil stays or the pad has to be gone for the next project.
St. Petersburg, Tampa, Pinellas Park, Plant City, and Spring Hill.
A thin patio and a thicker equipment pad are not the same break. If you know the thickness, say it. If you do not, a photo of the edge is enough to start. Rebar in the slab slows the work, and it still leaves with the rubble. We break and haul. The next pour is someone else's job.
A walk from the driveway to the door, a pad under a shed that is already gone, and a cracked section of a private sidewalk are the usual calls. The soil can stay roughly where the pad was, or the hole can stay open. Say which before the day is booked.
- Small slabs and pads
- Sidewalk sections
- Patio pads
- Rubble hauled, not left piled
- Fence post footings
- City roads stay
