Demolition & removal
Teague Industries provides demolition and removal for property improvements, renovations, and cleanup projects. From selective tear outs to removing unwanted structures and site features, we plan the work around what needs to go, what needs to stay, and how the debris will be loaded and hauled.
Demolition for your specific project
Our demolition work goes beyond a short list of items. Projects can involve interior tear outs, exterior structures, decks, fencing, playsets, sheds, small barns, hot tubs, above ground pools, concrete, and other unwanted property features. These are examples. Tell us what you need removed, and we will review the project and confirm the work we can take on.
Selective interior demolition
For renovation work, we can review removal of cabinets, flooring, baseboards, doors, fixtures, and specified interior materials. A job walk helps define the removal boundaries, adjoining finishes that must remain, access, utility preparation, and debris hauling. The estimate describes the approved tear out areas so the work is clear before it begins.
Exterior structures and property features
Decks, fences, playsets, small barns, and other unwanted structures each call for a different removal approach. We assess construction, attachments, footings, surrounding buildings, and equipment access. Show us the entire structure and identify any parts you want left in place.
Examples: shed demolition and removal
We review the shed size, construction, contents, condition, and surrounding access before defining the work. The estimate identifies whether the project includes contents removal, dismantling, loading, and hauling. Concrete slabs, footings, steps, fences, and materials attached to nearby structures are reviewed separately so the agreed removal area is clear.
Above ground pool demolition
We dismantle and remove agreed above ground pool components and haul away the resulting debris. Tell us the pool size, material, condition, and whether there are decks, ladders, steps, or fencing to include. Drainage and any utility preparation are addressed before removal. Backfill, grading, landscaping, and changes to the remaining pool area are included only when specifically quoted.
Hot tub demolition and removal
Hot tubs may need to be dismantled into manageable sections to fit through gates or around decks and structures. We review the tub location, shell, surrounding enclosure, and access route. Required electrical or other utility disconnections must be addressed before removal work begins. The quote identifies the tub components and related debris approved for hauling.
Concrete demolition and hauling
Concrete removal projects are assessed for slab dimensions, approximate thickness, reinforcement, access, and nearby structures or utilities. Breaking, loading, and hauling requirements affect the equipment and price. Send photos and measurements where available. The estimate defines the specific concrete area to remove; excavation, new base material, grading, and replacement concrete are separate unless expressly included.
Project planning and site preparation
Photos help us review the structure or material and the complete route to the loading area. Larger projects, tight access, attached structures, or unclear conditions may need an onsite walkthrough. Any project specific permissions, utility preparation, disposal requirements, and scope limitations are reviewed before work begins.
Debris removal and the finished work area
Demolition quotes identify the agreed dismantling or breaking work, loading, hauling, and disposal. We collect the resulting debris within the scope and clean surrounding work areas as appropriate. Repairs, reconstruction, finish restoration, and new material installation are not assumed to be included. We discuss what will remain so the final condition is understood before starting.