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Concrete Slab Removal

Slab removal covers everything that is not a driveway, a patio or a sidewalk: the pad a shed used to sit on, a garage floor, the base left behind when a hot tub goes, a redundant AC pad. These are usually small enough to be priced as a whole job rather than by the square foot, and the two things that move the number are thickness and whether the slab is reinforced. Anything over six inches, or anything with rebar on a grid rather than loose mesh, takes meaningfully longer to break.

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An old concrete shed base broken into liftable pieces with wire mesh pulled clear

Benefits

Priced as a whole job on small slabs rather than by the square foot

Thickness and reinforcement confirmed before work starts, not discovered mid-job

Footings and stem walls taken out at the same time where they are part of the same structure

Subgrade left ready for re-use

How the job works

Confirm slab dimensions, thickness and reinforcement

Identify any footings, stem walls or embedded services

Saw-cut where the slab abuts something that stays

Break out, separate steel and load

Haul to a recycler and grade the base

Pricing

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Small slabs are usually a fixed job price. Thickness and rebar are what move it.

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Before you book

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.