Concrete Removal & Selective Demolition
Before a new driveway, patio, or slab goes in, the old concrete usually has to come out. We remove cracked, sunken, and failing concrete, including driveways, sidewalks, and old slabs, and haul the debris off so the site is ready for the next step.
Types of Projects We Handle
- Full driveway and patio removal ahead of a new pour
- Sidewalk and walkway demolition
- Removal of small structures and old slab foundations
- Selective demolition of a section of concrete without disturbing the rest
What's Included
Full slab and driveway removal
Old driveways, patios, and sidewalks broken up and removed, whether they're being replaced or the space is going to a different use.
Selective demolition
Removing a section of concrete or a small structure without disturbing what's around it, when a full teardown isn't needed.
Debris hauled off
We clear the broken concrete from the site rather than leaving it for the property owner to deal with.
Site left ready for the next step
If removal is the first phase of a new pour, the site is graded and prepped so we can move straight into the next phase.
Built for Highland Lakes Ground
Older concrete around the lake area was often poured without much base prep, which is usually why it's cracking or sinking now. We remove it and get the base right before anything new goes in.
Recent Concrete Removal Work
Driveway Tear-Out, Granite Shoals
Selective Slab Removal, Kingsland
Concrete Removal Service Areas
We provide concrete removal throughout the Highland Lakes, including:
- Granite Shoals, TX
- Marble Falls, TX
- Horseshoe Bay, TX
- Kingsland, TX
- Burnet, TX
- Llano, TX
- Spicewood, TX
Concrete Removal Questions We Get Asked
- Do you haul away the old concrete, or do I need to arrange that?
- We haul off all the demolition debris as part of the removal job. You won't be left with a pile of broken concrete to deal with.
- Can you remove just part of a driveway or patio?
- Yes. Selective demolition lets us take out a specific section, like a cracked corner or an old add-on, without disturbing the rest of the slab.
- Will removing my old driveway damage my landscaping or irrigation lines?
- We walk the site before starting and work carefully around known irrigation lines, landscaping, and utilities. Let us know about anything buried near the work area during your estimate.
- How soon after removal can you pour the new concrete?
- In many cases, removal and the new pour happen as part of the same project timeline, with grading and base prep in between. We'll walk you through the sequence during the estimate.
Ready to Talk About Your Project?
Call E&D Concrete & Landscape LLC directly for a free, no-pressure, on-site estimate anywhere in the Highland Lakes.