Removal

Demolition and removal

Safe, Efficient Removal of Existing Concrete In Algonquin, IL

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A concrete worker uses both hands to load broken concrete pieces into a wheelbarrow beside a cleared section of slab, with additional debris gathered nearby

When old or damaged concrete needs to come out before a new project can begin, proper demolition and removal are an important part of the process. LG Concrete provides concrete demolition and removal services for residential and commercial properties, helping clear existing surfaces and prepare the area for what comes next.

We start by evaluating the concrete and the surrounding property so the scope of the removal is clearly understood. From there, we can determine what needs to be removed and how the area should be handled once the existing concrete is gone.

Symptoms

When to call

The slab is too damaged to keep

Large cracks, broken sections, and uneven areas can make an existing slab difficult to use. Removing the damaged concrete may be a better starting point than continuing to patch it.

You need to change the layout

An old patio, walkway, driveway section, or other concrete area may be in the way of a new plan. Demolition clears the existing surface so the space can be changed.

The concrete creates a trip hazard

Raised edges, sunken sections, and broken pieces can make an area difficult to cross. Removing the problem section helps clear the immediate obstruction.

The old surface is no longer useful

Concrete that no longer serves its purpose can take up valuable space. Removal gives you an open area to evaluate and use for the next stage of the project.

Our process

How the job goes

Review the area

We look over the concrete to be removed, its position, and the available access. This helps define the work area and the removal plan.
Break out the concrete

The existing concrete is broken into manageable pieces so it can be separated from the area without leaving large sections behind.
Remove the debris

Broken concrete is gathered and moved out of the work area. The removal approach depends on the amount of material and how the site can be accessed.
Clear the work area

After the concrete and debris are removed, the area is left clear for review and for the next part of your project.

Scope

What the job includes

The work is quoted after reviewing the concrete, access, amount of material, and removal requirements.

Request service

We remove existing concrete surfaces that are damaged, outdated, or being replaced as part of a larger project.
Broken concrete and demolition debris are cleared from the work area as part of the removal process.
Once existing concrete has been removed, we help leave the area ready for the next stage of the project.
We identify the concrete that needs to be removed so the project is clearly understood before work begins.
We take the surrounding property and existing conditions into consideration when planning the removal.

Demolition & Removal questions

Answers before you book.

What types of concrete can be removed?

Demolition and removal can apply to unwanted slabs, walkways, patios, driveway sections, and other concrete areas. The exact scope depends on the location and condition of the concrete.

Can you remove only part of an existing slab?

A partial removal may be possible when the area can be separated from the concrete that will remain. The site needs to be reviewed first to determine the practical scope.

What happens to the broken concrete?

The broken pieces are gathered and removed from the work area. The removal requirements are included when the project is quoted.

Will the area be ready for a new concrete project afterward?

Demolition and removal clears the existing concrete and debris. Any additional preparation or replacement work can be reviewed as a separate part of the project.