Concrete Removal
We break up old driveways, slabs, patios and sidewalks by machine and haul the concrete off. Old foundations and footings left after a teardown come out the same way.
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Hollingsworth and Son Construction does commercial demolition in Fayetteville, Raeford and the towns around them. We take down small and mid-size commercial buildings, including warehouses, shops, outbuildings and canopies. The excavator, a track hoe, takes the structure apart, and the dozer cleans up behind it. The debris gets loaded and hauled off, and the site is left clear for a rebuild or a sale.
Our customers are property owners with a building to remove and general contractors with a project to start. Commercial demolition is one part of our work as a demolition contractor serving Fayetteville. A house or a detached garage falls under our house demolition work instead.
Tell us about the building, lot or land and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
North Carolina's asbestos rules come first. An asbestos inspector accredited by the state checks the building before any demolition begins. The inspection records the presence, type, location and amount of any asbestos. If regulated asbestos has to come out, an asbestos abatement company removes it before the teardown.
The state's Health Hazards Control Unit also gets a demolition notice at least 10 working days before work begins. The rule applies even when the inspection finds no asbestos.
North Carolina's 811 law covers demolition as well as digging. Notice goes to NC 811 at least three full working days before the work starts. The owners of buried lines also get a reasonable time to remove or protect them before a building comes down.
On a general contractor's project, the old building comes down first. We work alongside general contractors on their projects, and our part is the teardown and a clear site. When the slab and footings have to go, our concrete removal work breaks them out and hauls them off.
A property owner may have an empty building on a lot that is ready for a new use. Once the structure is down, lot clearing takes the ground back to open dirt. The dozer leaves it rough-leveled for the next building.
Before any work starts, we look at the building and put the quote in writing. The quote spells out what comes down and what gets hauled off. Call or text (910) 527-1108 to set up that look.
Fayetteville sits at the center of our service area, which runs about 50 miles around the city. That covers Cumberland County, Hoke County, Moore County, Robeson County, Scotland County, Lee County and Harnett County.
Inside the Fayetteville city limits, the demolition permit comes from the city's Permitting and Inspections Division. For a complete demolition, the city's application asks each utility that serves the building to sign it. That covers electric, water, sewer, gas and data, and the county health department signs for a well or septic system.
Fayetteville's historic areas add one more step. A landmark, or a building inside the city's Historic/Landmark Overlay, needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before demolition. Under state law, that approval can take effect up to 365 days after it is granted. Outside the city limits, the county or town office where the building sits answers the permit questions.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 50 miles around Fayetteville across the Sandhills and southeastern North Carolina.
(910) 527-1108From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (910) 527-1108. Tell us what needs doing and where the property is.
We come out and look at the building or the land. We check how the machines get in and where the debris goes.
You get the work and the price in writing. The job goes on the schedule when you say go.
Before a teardown, the permit and the asbestos inspection come first. Any digging or demolition also waits on an NC 811 notice. Then the machines go to work.
The debris gets loaded and hauled off. The site is left the way the written quote describes.
Common questions about commercial demolition around Fayetteville and the Sandhills. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We break up old driveways, slabs, patios and sidewalks by machine and haul the concrete off. Old foundations and footings left after a teardown come out the same way.
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We clear wooded and overgrown acreage with a dozer and an excavator. The stumps come out, and the cleared material is hauled off or piled.
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We clear single lots in town, including overgrown lots and the lot left after a teardown. Trees and stumps come out by machine, and the ground is rough-leveled for what comes next.
Learn MoreThe teardown, the concrete removal, the hauling and the lot clearing all come from us. You make one call for the whole job.
Houses and outbuildings come down by machine, and so do commercial buildings. Fire-damaged and condemned houses are part of that work.
We look at the job before we put a price on it. The quote then comes to you in writing, so you see the work and the price before anything starts.
Fayetteville sits at the center of our service area, and Raeford is part of it too. The area reaches north to Sanford and Dunn and south to Lumberton and Laurinburg.
Tell us about the job and the town it is in. Call or text (910) 527-1108 or use the form, and we will set a time to look at it.
Tell us about the building, lot or land and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.