Not every demolition job needs a wrecking crew. Sheds, carports, garages, barns, decks, fences and outbuildings are exactly the scale a compact track loader and a dump truck handle well — often start to finish in a single day.
We take the structure down, separate what can be recycled, haul the debris away, and grade the ground so you are left with usable flat space rather than a hole and a pile.
Do you need this?
If any of these sound like your property, this is the service:
- A shed, carport, garage or barn is rotting, unsafe or in the way
- An old deck, fence or outbuilding needs to go
- You are clearing a lot for something new
- A structure was damaged by storm, fire or age
How the job runs
- 1
Check what is in it
Structures built before the late 1970s can contain asbestos or lead. We identify anything that needs specialist handling rather than grinding it up and spreading it around your property.
- 2
Disconnect services
Power, water and gas to the structure isolated and capped before anything comes down.
- 3
Take it down
Demolished in a controlled sequence, working away from anything that is staying — fences, trees, the house.
- 4
Sort and haul
Metal separated for recycling, the rest loaded out in our truck. Multiple loads where needed, all included in the quote.
- 5
Grade the ground
Footings and slab removed where required, the ground levelled and graded to drain. Seeded on request.
What affects your price
Driven by size, what it is built of, how many truck loads the debris makes, whether a slab or footings have to come out, and machine access. Hauling and disposal are included in our quotes, not added afterwards.
We quote after seeing the site, and the price we give you is fixed and in writing. Estimates are free and there is no obligation.
Get a free quoteWhy it's different in Georgia
Several metro Atlanta counties require a demolition permit even for outbuildings, and utility disconnection sign-off before work starts. We handle that. Georgia 811 is also called before any footing or slab excavation.