Concrete Removal
Once concrete has been cut, the resulting sections often need to be broken out and removed to leave the area ready for the next stage. Availability and scope depend on the size of the job and site access.
How it works
Once concrete has been cut, the sections often need to be broken out and taken away so the area's ready for the next stage. Depending on size and access, that can mean lifting out sawn slab sections whole, breaking them down on site, and loading them into a skip or removing them offsite.
How much can be removed, and whether offsite disposal is included, depends on the job and the access, narrow side gates, stairs and shared driveways all affect it, so removal is scoped and confirmed per job rather than assumed upfront.
Common applications
- Clearing a cut slab section for a new pour
- Removing concrete after an opening or alteration
- Leaving a site ready for the next trade
Need concrete removal?
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