Residential street in King County, Washington

Concrete Driveway Removal

A Seattle driveway usually comes out for one of three reasons: it has cracked and heaved over tree roots, it has settled unevenly against the garage slab, or it is being replaced with pavers or a wider pour. The work is the same either way — saw-cut the perimeter so the break stops where it should, break the slab into liftable pieces, separate any rebar or wire mesh, load it out, and haul it to a concrete recycler. What changes the price is thickness, whether it is reinforced, and whether a truck can get close enough to load directly.

Benefits

Saw-cut edges, so the break stops at the line and not under your garage

Rebar and mesh separated on site rather than going to landfill

Material taken to a concrete recycler, not a hole in the ground

Subgrade left graded and compacted, ready for the next pour

Our Process

1

Walk the job and confirm thickness, reinforcement and truck access

2

Saw-cut the perimeter and any control joints that define the removal area

3

Break the slab into pieces sized for the equipment and the access route

4

Separate rebar, wire mesh and any embedded steel

5

Load out and haul to a concrete recycling facility

6

Grade and compact the exposed subgrade, and sweep the street

Pricing

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Priced per square foot once thickness, reinforcement and access are known.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Concrete Driveway Removal Available Across Washington

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