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Concrete Breaking & Removal in Modesto

Cut, broken out, and hauled off — the concrete you don't want, gone, with the ground left ready for what comes next.

A breaker opening up pavement, with broken sections beside it

How removal works

Removal starts with the saws. Cutting the section free first means the concrete around it — the part that stays — is not cracked by the breaking. That one step is the difference between a clean edge and a bigger repair.

The freed sections are then broken out with breakers and loaded for disposal. Driveways, slabs, footings, and sections of floor and pavement are the usual work.

Tell us on the form whether you want haul-off included. Some jobs only need the concrete broken and stacked on site. Most want it gone on the same visit.

What gets removed

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The usual reason a section comes out: it cracked and settled.
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Once the cut frees it, the section breaks out in pieces.

Breaking & Removal prices

How the prices on this page work: the ranges below are published price ranges for this kind of work. A range is not a quote. Your written estimate is the exact price for your job.

JobPublished range
Flat sawing — standard cut, up to 4 inches deep$4–$7 per linear foot
Flat sawing — reinforced concrete$7–$15 per linear foot
Minimum service charge on most jobs$150–$400

The written estimate is the price for your job.

Concrete that has to go?

Send the size of the section and whether you want it hauled off. Both go into one estimate.

Questions

Do you haul the concrete away?

Yes, when haul-off is in the estimate. Say so on the quote form. Broken concrete is heavy, and the estimate will cover the loading and the disposal.

Can you remove just part of a slab?

Yes — that is the normal job. The part that goes is cut free first, so the edge left behind is a clean saw cut and the concrete that stays is not damaged.

What does removal cost?

Per job, in the written estimate: the size and thickness of the section, how it comes out, and whether it is hauled off. The cutting that frees it follows the flat sawing ranges, $4–$15 per linear foot.

Broken concrete blocks piled for disposal An excavator bucket over broken concrete rubble A crack crossing a saw-cut joint in a concrete slab A cleared concrete site from above

Get a price on the job

Written estimates are free. Measurements and a photo price most cutting work.

Call (423) 402-0569