Residential street in King County, Washington

Concrete Patio Removal

Patios are the job where access decides everything. A front-of-house slab a truck can back up to is straightforward; a patio behind a Ballard bungalow with a side gate and three steps down is hand-demo, wheelbarrowed out to the street one load at a time, and it prices accordingly. Thickness matters less than route. Patios are also the slab most likely to be sitting on a sand bed rather than a proper base, which makes them quicker to break and lighter to carry.

Benefits

Hand-demo option for side-gate and alley-only gardens

Existing planting, fencing and irrigation protected and worked around

Slab broken to a size one person can lift where barrowing is the only route

Site left swept, with the base ready for pavers, gravel or turf

How the job works

1

Confirm the route out — gate widths, steps, and where a truck or bin can legally sit

2

Protect adjoining planting, fencing and drainage

3

Break the slab to a size the access route allows

4

Barrow or machine-load the material out

5

Haul to a recycler and sweep down the access route

Pricing

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Access drives the price more than size on patio jobs. Photos give the fastest accurate range.

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  • How much does concrete removal cost in Seattle? — There is no official Seattle price list for concrete removal. Here is the national benchmark, labelled as national, and the Seattle-area dump fees and permit thresholds that are published, with the date we read each one.

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