Both · Edmond & the OKC metro

Concrete breakup & removal

Drives, patios, slabs, footings. Broken and gone.

The work

What Mike does on a concrete breakup & removal job

Old concrete is heavier and more reinforced than people expect. Mike breaks it, loads it, and hauls it — and doesn't leave a pile of it on your lawn for a week.

Driveways, sidewalks, patios and porches
Slabs and footings
Retaining walls and steps
Rebar and mesh separated out
Hauled off, same job

Start to finish

How the job actually goes

1. Look at itThickness and reinforcement drive the price more than square footage does.
2. LocateIf it's near a service line, 811 first.
3. BreakHammer or breaker depending on thickness.
4. Load and haulStraight into the truck, not into a pile.
5. SweepDrive and street swept before he leaves.

Straight answer

What moves the price

Nobody can price this off a phone call alone, and anybody who does is guessing high to cover themselves. Here's what Mike is actually looking at when he walks your job.

Thickness — four inches and eight inches aren't close
Rebar and wire mesh
How close the truck can get
Disposal fees, which move with the market
Whether you want the base left or hauled too

See the cost ranges →

Questions people ask

Answered honestly

Can I keep the broken concrete?

If you want it for fill or a bank, say so and it stays. It saves you the haul-off.

Do you replace concrete too?

Mike takes it out and gets you to clean, graded, ready-to-pour ground. Pouring is a concrete contractor's job and he'll tell you who's good.

The fastest way to get a number

Text him a picture of it

Stand where the work is, take one photo, send it. That tells Mike more in five seconds than a form does in five minutes.

Text a photo Call 405-413-4272

Monday–Saturday, 8 to 5 · or fill out the estimate form