Concrete slab and footing removal in El Paso. Once the shed is gone, that bare poured pad is just in the way of whatever you want to do next. We break out the slab, pull the anchor bolts and rebar, and haul off every chunk — leaving clear, level ground ready for new grass, a patio, or a bigger build.
Three steps, one visit. From your first photo to the last board on the truck, the crew does all the heavy work.
Send a photo and rough size of the pad at your El Paso home. We quote a flat break-out-and-haul price.
The crew breaks the slab into liftable pieces at your El Paso place, cutting out rebar and backing out anchor bolts.
Every chunk is loaded and driven to a concrete recycler, and we grade the spot back to clear, level dirt.
A lot of El Paso sheds sit on a poured concrete pad or a set of footings, and homeowners are often surprised that getting rid of the shed still leaves them staring at a slab they cannot use and cannot move. Busting up concrete is heavy, dusty, specialized work — it needs a breaker, a plan for the rebar, and a truck that can carry the weight, which is exactly why it is not a weekend DIY job. Our El Paso crew breaks the slab into liftable pieces, cuts and pulls any embedded rebar or anchor bolts, and loads the rubble out. Clean concrete is routed to a recycler where it is crushed into aggregate and reused for road base, so it stays out of the landfill out past Clint. When we finish we grade the spot back to dirt so you have a genuine blank slate in your El Paso yard — ready to reseed, pour something new, or set a larger building. We can do the slab on its own or roll it into a full shed-demolition price.
El Paso spreads around the Franklin Mountains at the far western tip of Texas, a metro of more than 850,000 whose yards run from the Westside foothills across Central and the Northeast to the booming Far East. Decades of backyard sheds, playsets, and spas mean a steady supply of worn-out structures that need to come down — and a desert climate that bakes wood gray and rusts steel fast.
Yes — we do it all the time. We break out the El Paso shed pad or footings, pull the rebar and bolts, and haul off the rubble so the ground is clear and reusable.
A typical shed pad in El Paso starts at $350 to break out and haul, depending on its size and thickness. Pairing it with the shed demolition is the cheaper way to clear everything at once.
Clean El Paso concrete is routed to a recycler and crushed into aggregate for road base and fill, so it is reused rather than buried in the desert landfill.
The same concrete slab & foundation removal crew covers neighborhoods right across El Paso