House Demolition
We tear down houses and the outbuildings around them, like a detached garage or an old barn. The debris is loaded and hauled off, and the lot is left clear.
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A teardown leaves a pile behind. So does a clearing job or an old driveway once it is broken up. Our debris removal service loads that pile by machine and hauls it off the property. We take demolition debris, construction debris, brush and broken concrete.
Hollingsworth and Son Construction serves Fayetteville, Raeford and the surrounding counties. Debris removal is the last step of a house demolition or a driveway or slab removal. It is also a job on its own when debris already sits on your lot. We look at the pile and the way in, then put the quote in writing.
Tell us about the building, lot or land and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
After a teardown, the pile holds lumber, brick, block, roofing and the broken slab or foundation. A machine loads all of it, heavy pieces included, and the loads keep going until the lot is clear. The same goes for a shop or a small commercial building that comes down.
A land clearing job leaves the cleared trees and stumps in piles. Broken concrete from a driveway or old footings is heavy debris too. Both are loaded by machine and hauled off.
Construction debris piles count too. Scrap lumber, drywall, siding and old shingles left on a lot or a job site go out the same way.
Every job starts with a look at the pile and what is in it. We also check the way in for the machine, such as a narrow gate or soft ground. Then you get the quote in writing, with the hauling and the disposal spelled out.
On the day of the work, the machine loads the pile. Each load heads to a disposal site permitted to take that kind of debris. When the last load is gone, the ground is clear.
When you call or text, tell us what the debris came from. The mix in the pile decides which disposal sites can take it.
Debris removal is part of our work as a demolition contractor in Fayetteville and Raeford. Our service area runs about 50 miles around Fayetteville. It takes in Cumberland County, Hoke County, Moore County, Robeson County, Scotland County, Lee County and Harnett County.
Inside Fayetteville city limits, the city's bulky item pickup lists tree stumps among its prohibited items. That pickup also skips waste placed on a vacant or abandoned lot, which the city treats as land clearing. Stump piles and debris on a vacant lot are the kind of job debris we load and haul.
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 debris removal around Fayetteville and the Sandhills. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We tear down houses and the outbuildings around them, like a detached garage or an old barn. The debris is loaded and hauled off, and the lot is left clear.
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We take down small and mid-size commercial buildings with an excavator and a dozer. The debris gets hauled off, and the site is left clear for the rebuild.
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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.
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.
Construction debris removal cost in North Carolina: dumpster rental vs. a crew by the load, landfill fees per ton around Fayetteville, and what can go in.
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Concrete removal runs $2 to $8 per square foot in national cost guides. See how thickness, rebar, access and disposal move the price in North Carolina.
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House demolition in North Carolina runs about $4 to $10 a square foot in national cost guides. See what asbestos and landfill fees add near Fayetteville.
Read more →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.