Demolition & structure removal
Concrete Removal
Concrete removal may mean breaking and hauling a shed pad, sidewalk section, or patio. Weight and reinforcement matter more than square footage alone.
Estimates are project-by-project. We explain what Morris Service Group LLC can handle with our crew and trailers — and when a larger plan is needed.
Honest scoping
We build topical authority around demolition so customers can find clear local answers. We do not advertise work we cannot evaluate or perform. Every job is confirmed in writing before we schedule.
What we currently evaluate & handle
- • Assessment of slab thickness, rebar/wire, and truck access
- • Breakup and loading of small residential pads and sections when within our capability
- • Haul-away of broken concrete to appropriate facilities
- • Combined jobs with shed or fence removal when scheduled together
Equipment we use
- • Dump trailers rated for heavy debris when conditions allow
- • Hand tools and light breaking tools for small residential scopes
- • Trucks for loading access
When larger projects need more planning
- • Thick foundation walls, driveways, or heavily reinforced commercial slabs
- • Jobs that need skid-steer breakers or excavators beyond the agreed equipment list
- • Sites where heavy loads would damage soft driveways or septic fields
How it works
- Step 1
Photos with a tape measure for thickness if possible
- Step 2
Estimate based on volume and access
- Step 3
Removal and haul-away of the agreed concrete
Frequently asked questions
No. We focus on removal and haul-away. Your builder or concrete contractor handles replacement.
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