Concrete slabs
House slabs, garage floors, shed pads, patios, and other flatwork broken up, loaded, and removed.
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Concrete Gone.
Clean Ground Ready.
Slabs, foundations, driveways, footings, and concrete pads broken up, loaded, hauled away, and cleaned up by one local crew.
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Slabs & Foundations
Dedicated Equipment
Concrete Hauled Away
Clean Graded Handoff
Full-service concrete removal
Break it up.
Haul it out.
Removing concrete takes more than cracking the surface. Thickness, reinforcement, access, nearby structures, underground utilities, hauling volume, and the final grade all affect the work.
Citrus Demolition plans the breakup, loading, hauling, cleanup, and site finish as one coordinated scope for homeowners, builders, investors, and commercial property owners.
Concrete removal capabilities
Built around
the actual site.
The scope is based on the concrete type, thickness, reinforcement, equipment access, disposal volume, surrounding property, and what the area needs to become next.
Foundations and footings
Shallow foundations, stem walls, grade beams, piers, and footings removed according to the approved scope.
Driveways and walkways
Damaged or unwanted concrete driveways, sidewalks, aprons, curbs, and entry pads cleared from the property.
Pool decks and hardscape
Concrete decking, coping, retaining sections, and surrounding hardscape removed during pool or yard renovation work.
Loading and hauling
Broken concrete and reinforcement are loaded, transported, and taken to the appropriate disposal or recycling facility.
Backfill and grading
Voids can be backfilled and the area rough graded as scoped for rebuilding, landscaping, or its next use.
Breakup, loading, and hauling
Concrete out. Site moving forward.
The job is not finished when the slab is cracked. Broken concrete, steel reinforcement, footings, and loose debris must be loaded and removed before the property can move into its next phase.
Our concrete removal process
Five clear steps.
Solid start to clean finish.
Inspect and measure
We review the concrete, thickness, reinforcement, access, nearby property, and desired finish.
Confirm utilities
Underground services and project requirements are identified before excavation or breakup begins.
Break and separate
Equipment is matched to the site so concrete can be broken into manageable sections.
Load and haul
Concrete, reinforcement, and included debris are loaded and transported off the property.
Backfill and grade
The area is cleaned, backfilled where included, and rough graded for what happens next.
Pricing the actual scope
What affects
the estimate.
Thickness and reinforcement
Concrete depth, steel mesh, rebar, grade beams, and footings affect the equipment, labor, and breakup time required.
Equipment access
Gate width, overhead lines, nearby structures, landscaping, and ground conditions determine how machinery can reach the work.
Hauling volume
Concrete is dense and heavy. Total volume, loading distance, trucking, and disposal requirements directly shape the scope.
The final condition
Leaving an open excavation, adding backfill, compacting material, or rough grading for rebuilding requires a different finish.
Customer reviews
Trusted on the
work that matters.
Real feedback from Central Florida property owners who trusted Citrus Demolition with their project.
★★★★★
“They showed up and did the work. Final inspection passed. Great job. Highly recommend!”Donna MastGoogle review
★★★★★
“The removal was excellent and the job site was like they were never there.”Teb JonesGoogle review
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“Very easy to deal with and an amazing team. This is the second time I’ve used them.”Steven TroegerGoogle review
Concrete removal FAQs
What to know before breakup.
Do I need a permit for concrete removal?
Permit requirements depend on the structure, location, utilities, and whether the concrete is part of a permitted building or redevelopment project. Citrus Demolition reviews the scope and coordinates required permit details when applicable.
How long does slab or foundation removal take?
Timing depends on the concrete thickness, reinforcement, access, total volume, hauling distance, and required final condition. Straightforward residential work may take one or several days after the site is ready.
Can you remove reinforced concrete?
Yes. Reinforced slabs, foundations, footings, and other concrete can be broken and removed. Rebar, mesh, thickness, and access are reviewed before the estimate is finalized.
Do you haul away all broken concrete?
Yes. Broken concrete and included reinforcement are loaded, hauled away, and taken to the appropriate disposal or recycling facility as part of the approved scope.
Can you backfill and grade the area afterward?
Yes. The scope can include backfill, cleanup, and rough grading so the property is ready for rebuilding, landscaping, drainage work, or its next use.
Concrete removal service area
Local crews across Central Florida.
Concrete, foundation, and slab removal is available across Citrus, Hernando, Levy, Marion, Lake, and Pasco counties. Contact the team to confirm availability and discuss the property, access, scope, and scheduling.
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Your property. Your next move.
Let’s clear
the way.
Tell us what needs to come down, move out, or get ready. We’ll take it from there.