Concrete Removal in Miami

Miami runs on concrete — and when it has to come out, it has to come out clean. We remove slabs, floors, driveways, walls and structures across Miami-Dade with precision saw cutting, controlled extraction and full haul-off. Thick concrete, rebar, tight access and occupied buildings are everyday work for our crews.

Precision First Slabs & Floors

Interior floors, garage slabs, warehouse and commercial floors, and partial slab cut-outs. Our slab sawing keeps every removal edge straight and exactly where it was planned, so the rest of the structure is never at risk.

Tight Sites Driveways & Patios

Driveway removal and sectioning, patio and walkway tear-outs, pool deck removal. Tight Miami backyards are the norm here — access is planned before the first cut, and our driveway removal crews leave the site ready for what comes next.

Full Take-Out Walls, Steps & Structures

Controlled wall and structure removal with the surrounding building protected — from single openings to full sections, including concrete stair removal, curbs, footings and grade beams. Reinforced, thick or rebar-heavy concrete is everyday work for us.

Saw-Cut Control

Wall saws, slab saws and hydraulic chain saws cut the concrete into controlled sections first. No wild break-outs, no damage to what stays.

Haul-Off & Disposal

Every piece of concrete leaves the site with us. Disposal is part of the job, not a surprise on the invoice.

Slurry & Site Care

Wet-cut work includes slurry containment so drains and landscaping stay protected. We hand back a broom-clean area, ready for the next trade.

Every Area We Serve

Concrete removal across Miami-Dade first and foremost, plus Broward and the Keys corridor:

01 Miami
02 Miami Beach
03 Coral Gables
04 Coconut Grove
05 Brickell
06 Downtown Miami
07 Wynwood
08 Little Havana
09 Hialeah
10 Doral
11 Kendall
12 Pinecrest
13 Palmetto Bay
14 Cutler Bay
15 Homestead
16 Florida City
17 Redland
18 Princeton
19 Goulds
20 Richmond Heights
21 Westchester
22 Fontainebleau
23 Sweetwater
24 Miami Springs
25 North Miami
26 North Miami Beach
27 Aventura
28 Sunny Isles
29 Bal Harbour
30 Surfside
31 Key Biscayne
32 Miami Shores
33 El Portal
34 Biscayne Park
35 Opa-locka
36 Miami Lakes
37 Hollywood
38 Hallandale Beach
39 Pembroke Pines
40 Fort Lauderdale

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does concrete removal cost in Miami?

Removal cost is driven by slab thickness, reinforcement, access and disposal volume. Cutting typically runs $10–$30 per linear foot for slab sawing, with a $500+ mobilization minimum — the full job is quoted after we see the site. Every quote is written before work starts. See the transparent pricing guide or call 888-828-8646.

What is the difference between concrete removal and demolition?

Demolition takes a structure down — walls, buildings, elements. Concrete removal is the extraction and haul-off of slabs, floors, driveways and pads. We handle both: precision saw cutting keeps removal clean, and our demolition services bring larger structures down safely.

How long does concrete removal take?

Most residential slabs and driveways are removed in one to two days, including haul-off. Larger commercial floors and multi-structure jobs are scheduled in phases so the site stays usable.

Do you haul away the concrete debris?

Yes. Haul-off and disposal are part of the job. We keep the work zone clean during cutting and removal, with slurry containment on wet-cut work, and leave the site broom-clean.

Do I need a permit to remove concrete in Miami?

It depends on the municipality and what is being removed. Free-standing slabs, driveways and pads usually follow local demolition permit rules. We work with homeowners and general contractors on the paperwork side and will tell you exactly what your job needs.

What equipment do you use for concrete removal?

Wall saws, slab saws, hydraulic chain saws and core drills for controlled cutting, plus machine and hand removal for extraction — matched to the site, from tight interiors to open commercial floors.

Can you remove concrete in tight or occupied spaces?

Yes. Interior floors, occupied buildings and tight-access backyards are routine work. Noise, dust and slurry are controlled so the rest of the property stays usable during the job.