Concrete Removal in Kissimmee, FL

Pool decks and driveways on Kissimmee ranch homes

A ranch house from the 1970s or 1980s has had a long time to crack its driveway. Pool decks go the same way, sometimes along with a screen enclosure that's coming down. A single-car driveway is about a morning's work. A pool deck with rebar takes longer because the mesh has to be cut.

Rob looks at the square footage, the thickness and whether there's rebar or wire inside, then quotes one number for the breaking and the haul-out. A slab that turns out thicker costs more time, and he'll say so up front. Photos with something for scale help. Once it's gone, you've got bare ground ready for sod, pavers or a new pour.

Why concrete isn't priced like junk

The flat load prices don't apply here, since concrete never rides in a dump trailer. It's too heavy. Rob partners with dump trucks and recyclers who take the broken pieces somewhere they can be crushed and reused, which is why this is quoted per job. Dirt works the same way if the job turns up a lot of it. Pavers, brick and footings are all in scope too. Just point them out when you ask for the quote.

Rentals, code notices and buried lines

A lot of Kissimmee's ranch homes are rentals, so the owner may be out of state and working off a manager's photos. That's fine. Rob can quote from those and keep you posted by text. If a city or county notice is the reason you're calling, send a picture of the letter with the photo. The date on it sets the schedule.

Before the first break, call Sunshine 811 a few days ahead so buried lines get marked. It's free in Florida. Rob won't break a slab over an unmarked line, and he'll ask about irrigation and pool plumbing before he starts. Kissimmee is a daily stop for Rob's trucks.