Demolition Services in Austin, TX
We take structures down and haul the debris away in the same job, from a kitchen strip-out to a whole house. Every quote is confirmed upfront with a free, no-obligation on-site look.
Demolition inside a building that stays standing
The walls and roof stay. What is inside them comes out.
Commercial Demolition
Office, retail or tenant strip-outs, plus structures built inside another building, for property managers, contractors, landlords. How much comes out of the space sets the price.
Office and retail strip-outsInterior Demolition
Cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, drywall and non-structural walls taken out and loaded as the work goes. The quote moves with how much comes out, how heavy it is, and how far it is carried to the truck.
Kitchen and bathroom tear-outsYard structures, apart from the house
Freestanding structures on the lot. Access from the street to the yard is part of every one of these quotes.
Shed Removal and Demolition
Wood, metal and vinyl sheds torn down, with the slab under one removed if you ask. Shed demolition has a published starting price: $999.
Shed demolition pricingDeck Demolition
Boards, railing, stairs and attached benches broken down, with footings pulled on request. Size, material and anything attached to the deck set the price.
Deck tear-out detailsGarage, Carport and Outbuilding Demolition
Detached garages, carports, outbuildings and old playsets. Wood frame, metal and masonry come down differently, and a slab left in place costs less than one taken out.
Detached garage and carport removalFence Removal
Wood, chain link, metal or vinyl fences with their gates, posts pulled on request. Length, material, posts: those set the price.
Fence take-down and haul-offHot Tub Removal
Drained, disconnected from the electrical, dismantled into sections and hauled. Priced by the number of seats.
How hot tub removal is pricedChicken Coop Removal
The coop, its wire run and nesting boxes, and a feed shed if one is attached. The animals need to be out before we arrive.
Coop and run removalWhole structures taken off the lot
A building, a dwelling, or a unit that leaves the property entirely. Each of these is quoted after we have seen it, never over the phone.
House Demolition
The house comes down, the debris is separated and hauled, and the slab stays or goes as you decide.
Whole-house teardownFarmhouse Demolition
An unlivable farmhouse cleared off rural land. Wood frame, brick and stone are handled differently, and the distance from the structure to the truck is part of the price.
Farmhouse removal on rural landBarn Demolition
Barns, stables, equipment sheds, with whatever is still stored inside cleared in the same job. Size, build, contents: those set the price.
Barn and outbuilding teardownMobile Home Removal
Single-wide and double-wide units. Whether the home sits on tie-downs or a permanent foundation changes how it comes out.
Single-wide and double-wide removalRV and Camper Removal
Campers, travel trailers and motorhomes, running or not. One that cannot be moved can be taken apart where it sits.
RVs that do not runPools and concrete, in the ground or on it
Work that is built into the ground rather than standing on it.
Pool Removal
Above-ground pools taken down; in-ground pools removed in full or filled in. The outcome you choose, plus whatever surrounds the pool, sets the price.
Pool removal and fill-inConcrete Removal
Driveways, patios, slabs, walkways, porches, steps: broken out, or already broken up and taken away. How much there is, whether it is still in place, sets the price.
Concrete break-out and haul-offClearing the ground
Land that is still overgrown, and debris that is already lying on it, from our demolition or from someone else's.
Land Clearing
Overgrown acreage, stumps, old sod, cleared off the ground. Standing trees are not part of it. How much ground there is, how dense the growth is: those set the price.
Acreage, stumps and sodDemolition Cleanup
Drywall, lumber, flooring, fixtures and broken-out material from a demolition or a remodel, loaded and hauled. Priced by how much of the truck it fills.
Debris haul-off pricingNot sure which service fits your structure? Call us. We will help you figure it out.
Demolition jobs we have taken on
Three of the jobs Tanner wrote up for us, in short.
An office inside a warehouse
An office built inside an aluminum warehouse, a job the customer struggled to find anyone to take on. We took it down in three days. The warehouse job in full.
An RV nobody could move
An RV with its wheels, hubs and extension seized, on a property no 18-wheeler or flatbed could get into. The customer had called around 15 companies; we demolished it where it sat and stayed within budget. The full RV story.
A condemned double-wide
A condemned double-wide in Round Rock, demolished in two days with more than 200 cubic yards of waste hauled away. How the Round Rock job went.
All four project accounts are on our demolition projects page.
How we approach demolition
What matters to us on a demolition job is good work at a fair price.
No markup for a hard job
Demolition is expensive enough already. We don't pile on unnecessary costs or mark a job up because it is difficult.
Safety first
The work is done properly, with our crew, the customer and the surrounding property protected.
What you are keeping
You are trusting us with your property. Whatever is coming down, we work not to damage the things you want to keep.
Jobs that look complicated
We take on difficult projects, work out how to approach them, and leave the problem taken care of.
What to settle before a demolition date
Two questions come before the work, and the city and the state answer them: whether a permit is needed, and whether the building needs an asbestos survey first. The guide to demolition permits in Central Texas sets out the published rules of the cities it covers, with their sources and the dates they were read, and explains how the Texas asbestos rule turns on the kind of building.
Permits, utility disconnection and any required inspections are the property owner's responsibility, and asbestos abatement is separate work that we do not do. Once the site is ready, we take the structure down, haul it off and clear the ground.
Demolition questions, before you call
What kinds of demolition do you take on?
Interior strip-outs, residential or commercial. Yard structures: sheds, decks, fences, garages, carports, playsets, hot tubs, chicken coops. Whole structures: houses, farmhouses, barns, mobile homes, RVs. Pools, concrete, land clearing. One demolition-related job we do not do is asbestos abatement.
Is the haul-off a separate charge from the demolition?
No. Taking the structure down and carrying the debris away are the same job and the same quote.
How is a demolition job quoted?
We look at it on site, for free and with no obligation, and give you one price. The price we quote is the price you pay for everything quoted. Shed demolition and hot tub removal have published prices, from $999 and at $100 per seat; everything else depends on what we see. Published market figures, where any hold up, are in what demolition costs in Austin.
Who finds out whether the city needs a permit?
The property owner, through the city where the property sits. Published rules differ from one city to the next. They are collected, with sources and read dates, in demolition permits in Central Texas.
What if the building might contain asbestos?
Tell us when you ask for a quote. Whether Texas requires a survey before demolition depends on what kind of building it is, which the guide's asbestos section explains with its sources. Abatement, where it is needed, is done by a separate licensed specialist before our work starts.
Will you clear up after a demolition someone else did?
Yes. Debris from a contractor's demolition or your own is a debris haul-off job, and it is quoted by volume like any other load. That includes concrete someone else has already broken up.
Will you look at a job other companies turned down?
Yes. Both RVs in our demolition projects came to us after other companies passed on them: around 15 for one, five for the other.
Ready to schedule your demolition or removal?
Book a free on-site quote and we will confirm your price before any work begins.
Mon to Sat, 9am to 6pm — After-hours and weekend appointments by arrangement