Cutting / breaking / heavy haul-away

Concrete Removal & Basement Slab Cutting in Metro Detroit

Concrete removal starts with a defined section and a clear access plan. Demohaulic cuts and breaks approved basement slab sections, channels, walkways and small pads, then loads, hauls and disposes of the heavy material within the confirmed scope.

Call about Concrete Removal & Basement Slab Cutting 586-202-4056
Demohaulic Big Tex 14LX dump trailer used for concrete debris hauling
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Big Tex 14LX / concrete and debris hauling.

The branded Demohaulic trailer shown here is real project equipment used to move heavy demolition and concrete debris out of Metro Detroit jobsites.

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What we remove

Break the section. Move the weight.

Concrete removal starts with a defined section and a clear access plan. Demohaulic cuts and breaks approved basement slab sections, channels, walkways and small pads, then loads, hauls and disposes of the heavy material within the confirmed scope.

  • Defined sections of basement slab
  • Concrete channels and trench sections
  • Small exterior slabs, walkways and pads
  • Broken concrete produced by the approved removal scope
House and access protection

Plan for vibration, weight and a long carry.

Concrete creates vibration, dust and heavy loads. We plan the access route, protect property and vulnerable surfaces where practical, and use staged loading when the carry path or finished areas require it.

The work plan may include floor protection, plastic barriers and HEPA air scrubbing where the environment and scope warrant those methods. Concrete dust-control needs vary by location and material.

Concrete removal is shaped by thickness, doorway width, stairs, trailer position and the surfaces that cannot take a hard impact.

Debris handling and disposal

Move broken concrete by the load.

Broken concrete is gathered into manageable loads and hauled to the disposal route confirmed in the estimate. Weight and access affect the final scope.

What may be excluded

Concrete removal has a hard boundary.

  • The scope is limited to approved basement slab sections, channels, walkways and small pads.
  • Hazardous-material concerns or contaminated fill need an appropriate specialist before hauling.
  • Utility locating and required service disconnects belong to the responsible owner or contractor before work begins.
  • Excavation design, re-pours, grading and replacement concrete are outside the removal scope.
Our process

Measure the opening before breaking it.

A useful concrete review shows the section dimensions, thickness if known, nearby utilities and the route from break point to trailer.

01

Show the section

Send photos with a tape measure or other size reference, plus the route from the concrete to the trailer.

02

Mark the concrete cut

We review thickness, access, nearby utilities and who is responsible for any permit or licensed-trade work.

03

Break and haul

The approved section is broken, loaded and disposed of, leaving the opening ready for the next phase.

Included in the scope

Define the cut before the concrete moves.

01

Review of the concrete thickness, access and removal boundary

02

Cutting and breaking within the confirmed scope

03

Broken slab and pad sections are loaded by weight and hauled when disposal is included

Service-specific FAQs

Concrete questions before the breaker starts.

Basement channels, slabs and exterior pads each bring different access and disposal decisions.

Can you remove a basement slab channel?

Yes, defined basement slab and channel sections can be reviewed for cutting, breaking and removal.

Do you cut concrete?

Concrete cutting can be included when the boundary, thickness and access are suitable for the confirmed scope.

Can you remove a whole driveway?

A full-site or unusually large scope is not assumed. Send photos and dimensions so the requested section can be reviewed.

Who locates utilities?

Utility locating and any required licensed-trade work must be completed by the responsible customer or contractor before work begins.

Related work

Solve the opening and the material around it.

A concrete cut may sit inside a larger basement, interior demolition or debris-hauling plan.

Relevant service areas

Heavy removal within practical hauling distance.

Warren, Clinton Township and Troy are service-area starting points for reviewing slab, channel and pad photos.

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Ready to scope it?

Show us the section that must go.

Text dimensions, thickness details and the full carry route to 586-202-4056 so we can review the concrete load honestly.

Call about Concrete Removal & Basement Slab Cutting: 586-202-4056

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