Concrete & Slab Demolition and Removal — Broken Up, Hauled Away, Site Cleared

Concrete demolition and removal cost depends on the total square footage, slab thickness, whether rebar reinforcement is present, and site access. NorTech provides a written upfront quote before any work begins — no surprise charges on the final invoice.

Most residential concrete demolition jobs — driveways, patios, sidewalks — are completed in one day. Larger slabs, heavily reinforced concrete, or projects requiring equipment access setup may take two days.

Yes. All broken concrete is loaded and hauled away same day as part of every job. We separate concrete for recycling whenever volume allows — crushed concrete is repurposed as road base or fill material rather than going to a landfill.

Yes. Reinforced concrete with rebar or wire mesh is a standard part of what we handle. The rebar is cut, pulled, and separated from the concrete chunks — metal goes to scrap recyclers.

We use protective ground cover and position equipment carefully to minimize lawn and landscaping disturbance. Edges adjacent to garden beds, fencing, and hardscape borders are worked by hand to avoid collateral damage.

Yes. Partial slab removal — cutting out a damaged section of driveway, removing one section of a patio, or demolishing only the area being replaced — is something we do regularly. We saw-cut clean edges so the remaining concrete has a finished look.

In most cities, demolishing an existing concrete slab or driveway does not require a permit — though pouring a new one often does. Requirements vary by municipality. We can advise you during the quoting process on what applies in your area.

We use electric breakers, jackhammers, and skid steers depending on slab thickness and site access. In tight areas or near structures, we work by hand with breakers to avoid damage to surrounding surfaces.