Demolition and replacement

Concrete Demolition & Replacement in Grays Harbor, Mason & Thurston Counties

Tear out old, cracked or sunken concrete and replace it right. Breakout, haul-off and a new pour from one crew.

Tracked dumper and breaker on a tear-out job

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Concrete removal

When it's time to start over

Some concrete can be patched. Concrete that has heaved, sunk, broken into pieces, crumbled at the surface or started draining toward your house usually cannot, at least not in a way that lasts. In those cases, the right fix is to take it out and pour it again on a proper base.

We handle the whole job: break out the old concrete, haul it away, fix whatever caused the failure underneath, and pour new. Driveways, patios, walkways, steps and garage floors are all common replacements.

What's included

What every job includes

Honest assessment

Whether it needs replacing or can be left alone for now.

Breakout

Old concrete broken up and removed.

Haul-off

Debris taken away, not left in a pile.

Base repair

Fixing the soft spots and drainage that caused the failure.

New forms and pour

Built to the same standard as any new job.

Licensed. Bonded. Insured.

Licensed, bonded and insured in Washington. [PLACEHOLDER: WA contractor registration #]

Local know-how

Why old concrete fails here

Most of the failed concrete we replace has the same story: it was poured too thin, on too little base, with no plan for water. Add years of rain and tree roots, and slabs crack and settle. The replacement fixes the cause, not just the surface.

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How it works

Our process

Free quote
Tell us about the project. We come look at the site, talk through options and give you a clear price.
Prep
Excavation, grading, base and forms, all done before a drop of concrete shows up.
Pour and finish
The crew pours, levels and finishes in one push for a consistent surface.
Cleanup and walkthrough
We clean up, walk you through the finished job and tell you how to care for it. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm cure and care guidance]

Questions

Demolition & Replace FAQ

Have a question that isn't here? Call 360-463-1098.

Should I repair or replace my concrete?

Small, stable hairline cracks are usually cosmetic. Wide or growing cracks, sections that have sunk or lifted, and surfaces that are crumbling usually mean the slab has failed. We will tell you which you have.

Can you replace only the damaged section?

Often, yes. We saw-cut along a clean line, remove the bad section and pour new. The new concrete will look brighter at first and weathers in over time.

How long will I be without my driveway?

Breakout and pour usually happen close together, then the new concrete needs time to cure before vehicles go on it. We plan the timing with you. [PLACEHOLDER: typical out-of-use window]

Do you haul away the old concrete?

Yes. Breakout and haul-off are part of the job.

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