Concrete Removal

Discover how demolition holds the key to reclaiming your yard and unlocking the full potential of your outdoor space.

Choosing the right contractor can make all the difference in the success of your project. Learn the key considerations to guide you in your search for the ideal concrete driveway removal contractor and how Hometown can help.

Learn the advantages and challenges of DIY vs hiring a pro for a concrete patio removal project so you can make an informed choice that suits your budget, timeline, and skill level.

Read this guide to learn how concrete slab removal works, how much it costs, and how to find the most qualified contractor in your area.

Freezing temperatures and moisture during winter months can wreak havoc on concrete and asphalt. Familiarize yourself with the freeze-thaw cycle of pavement as well as the best ways to prevent damage to your pavement in the future so it stays in good shape for as long as possible.

Pavement, like concrete and asphalt, is an incredibly strong and durable material, but it wears and degrades over time, requiring removal or replacement. Get answers to your biggest pavement removal questions, find out average costs, and who to hire.

If your home was built in the 1980s or earlier and still has its original driveway, you're likely getting to a point where you're seriously considering whether or not to replace the driveway. Learn the considerations that come into play and the questions to ask yourself when deciding to replace your driveway.

If your concrete driveway, sidewalk, patio, or steps starting to crack or heave, you're likely wondering if you should repair the concrete or if it's time to remove and replace it. This guide helps you make the best decision.

Winter is a great time to complete concrete removal projects. Find out more about why you should remove concrete in the winter, and use Hometown to find a qualified concrete removal expert in your area.

A good pool deck can be the difference between a backyard eyesore and a beautiful piece of landscaping. Keep your pool deck in good shape to increase your backyard curb appeal and increase your home's value.

Concrete driveway demolition typically costs anywhere from $500 to $2,500 but depends on various factors. Learn more about these cost factors and how to reduce concrete driveway removal costs.

Removing an old fence post in concrete footing can be a pain in the neck. Learn everything you need to know about efficiently removing old fence posts.

Concrete is a durable material but inevitably will need to be replaced at some point. Prepare yourself by learning what to expect in terms of removing concrete and how much it costs.

Make sure you have a good understanding of how much it costs to replace your driveway, how long the new driveway should last, and the types of options available to you.

Learn everything there is to know about house demolition, barn demolition, interior demolition, pool removal, concrete removal, and more. Find out how to dispose of debris, how much demolition costs, and more with our Demo 101 guide.