Pools, patios, decks, fences and sheds all come out eventually. Here is how to reclaim a backyard without wrecking the rest of it.
Backyards change as families do. A pool that nobody swims in, a rotted deck, a cracked patio or a collapsing shed all take space and create risk. Reclaiming the yard means removing them in a way that protects the house, the plants you want to keep and the way water drains.
We plan equipment access, mark what stays, locate drains and utilities and remove each structure in the right order. Concrete is broken and recycled, wood is sorted, pools are filled and compacted and the ground is graded so it drains properly. The yard is left clean and ready for your next idea.
Removed and filled correctly.
Taken apart with the house protected.
Equipment paths through gates and yards.
Grade set so water leaves the house.
Concrete and wood sorted.
Clean and ready for what is next.
Concrete Demolition and RemovalSlabs, footings, walls and pads broken out with hydraulic equipment, sorted for recycling and hauled away.Explore 
Driveway and Sidewalk RemovalCracked and sunken concrete or asphalt driveways, walks and aprons removed and the base graded for a fresh…Explore 
Patio and Hardscape RemovalPaver, stone and concrete patios, walkways and steps lifted or broken out, with pavers saved for reuse when…Explore 
Pool Demolition and RemovalIn-ground and above-ground pools removed, with the shell broken, filled and compacted so your yard is ready for…Explore 
Deck and Porch DemolitionRotted decks, porches and stairs taken apart carefully, with the house wall protected and lumber sorted for disposal…Explore 
Fence and Retaining Wall RemovalWood, chain-link and metal fences and block, stone or timber retaining walls removed with care for neighbors and…Explore 
Foundation and Slab RemovalFootings, foundation walls, basements and slabs excavated or broken out and the hole backfilled and compacted.Explore 
Site Clearing and Land ClearingBrush, trees, stumps, fences and debris cleared from lots and acreage, with usable areas shaped and the cleared…Explore Plan your debris, check your readiness or ballpark a budget.
Demolition Debris and Dumpster CalculatorPick the project and size to see the debris in cubic yards, the tons and the dumpsters or truckloads to plan for.Try it 
Demolition Readiness ChecklistCheck off the steps you have done to see how ready your project is and what to do next.Try it 
Demolition Project Budget PlannerPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Often, with smaller machines. We check access at the walk-through.
Some marking is likely. We protect it where we can and tell you what to expect.
Often yes, with proper fill and engineering.
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