Garland TX’s most trusted Demolition service team for homes and businesses
Garland Demolition Services has handled house demolition in Garland, TX since 2014, finishing more than 1,200 residential and commercial projects along the way. Our OSHA 30-hour supervisors run every site, and the company backs them with $2 million in general-liability coverage, workers' compensation, and National Demolition Association membership.
Garland Permits and Utility Planning
A 1970s ranch off North Garland Avenue stalled when the utility's records missed a capped gas line. Our project lead traced it with the city's permit staff, rescheduled the disconnect, and filed the corrected application, so the excavator started 4 days later with no inspection delays.
Safety Training Before the Equipment Arrives
After a fire weakened the roof trusses on a Garland ranch, our OSHA 30-hour certified supervisor kept crews out of the footprint and pulled the roof down from outside with the excavator. Our OSHA 10-hour certified field crews finished the teardown with zero recorded injuries.
A Written Scope from Teardown to Haul-Off
Crews uncovered a buried second slab behind a Garland garage, and because the scope priced slab removal separately, the owner approved the extra 180 square feet in writing that afternoon. The rest of the quote never moved.
Local Experience with Different Demolition Jobs
A detached garage in older North Garland sat 6 feet from the neighbor's fence and under a live service line, so our crews swapped the full-size excavator for a compact machine and left the fence untouched. As a National Demolition Association member, Garland Demolition Services matches equipment to every structure.
Experience
Serving North Texas since 2014 with more than 1,200 residential and commercial projects
Timelines
Most jobs finish in 3 to 5 working days once permits clear
Pricing
Written estimates list demolition, haul-off, fill, and grading as separate lines. Recent Garland projects ran $7,200 to $15,400
Payment
Deposit at contract signing, balance at site handoff
Coverage
Garland first, then Plano, Mesquite, Richardson, Rowlett, and 11 more nearby communities

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Written Scope Separating Teardown, Foundation, Haul-Off, and Grading | Documented Cleanup at Handoff

A kitchen fire burned through the roof and framing, and the owners of this 1,850-square-foot brick ranch wanted the lot cleared for a rebuild. Our crew coordinated the electric and gas shutoffs, filed the Garland demolition application, and screened the charred materials for hazards before the excavator arrived. We took down the roof, framing, and two-car garage in sections while crews wet the debris to protect neighbors on Ripplewood Drive. After breaking out the attached slab and hauling everything to a licensed facility, we graded the lot flat. The site sits minutes from the President George Bush Turnpike.
Turnaround Time: 3 field days after approvals and utility disconnects
Price: $15,400

The owners of this Northeast Garland home no longer used their 16-by-32-foot gunite pool and wanted the yard back. A broad concrete deck and irrigation lines ran close to the work area, so our crew marked the sprinkler lines before draining the shell. The excavator broke the shell and deck into pieces, and trucks hauled the concrete to a recycling facility. We packed approved fill in lifts, passed the compaction inspection, and graded the yard to drain away from the house. North Texas clay moves with the seasons, so careful compaction matters on every pool lot here.
Turnaround Time: 4 working days, including inspection and backfill
Price: $7,200

The owner of this 2,400-square-foot second-generation retail suite needed the space stripped for the next tenant's build-out while neighbors stayed open on both sides. Our crew worked evenings, sealed off the shared walls, and ran dust control. We removed the old flooring, non-structural partitions, suspended ceiling, and unused fixtures, then sorted metal, drywall, and mixed debris into roll-off containers. Our project lead coordinated utility capping with the build-out contractor, who received a clean shell on day five. The suite sits just off the I-30 interchange on Broadway Boulevard, so parking and dumpster placement affected each night's schedule.
Turnaround Time: 5 evenings
Price: $9,600

Mobile home and manufactured home demolition in Garland, TX starts with ownership paperwork, because lenders or lot owners often need to approve removal. Our crews coordinate the utility disconnects, then haul a single-wide away intact or dismantle it on site.
Skirting, piers, and any concrete pad come out last, and older units get an asbestos check before disposal.

Site preparation in Garland, TX covers the earthwork after demolition, including residential grading, building pad preparation, and drainage shaping. Texas law requires 2 working days' notice to Texas811 before digging, and the locate marks stay valid for 14 days.
Our excavation crews cut, fill, and compact in lifts, then finish the grade so water drains toward the street instead of the new foundation.

Lot clearing in Garland, TX removes brush, stumps, old fence lines, and leftover debris so a property is ready to build, sell, or maintain. Tree rules and drainage patterns affect the plan, so our team confirms with the city what must stay before the first cut.
Our crews grind or pull stumps depending on the next use, and the cleared grade follows the lot's natural flow.

Asbestos testing in Garland, TX comes before demolition on commercial properties, and the Texas Department of State Health Services requires a survey plus notice 10 working days before work begins. Single private residences fall outside those federal rules, but our crews recommend testing older homes as well.
Garland Demolition Services coordinates the survey with Texas-licensed asbestos professionals and keeps abatement separate from demolition.
Since 2014, our crews have cleared houses, garages, sheds, pools, concrete flatwork, and retail suites across Garland and North Texas, so few site conditions surprise them.
Supervisors with OSHA 30-hour training choose the equipment, crew size, and exclusion zones around each lot's utility locates, and crews with OSHA 10-hour training review hazards before every shift.
Every estimate names 1 project lead who reviews the written scope with the owner, coordinates permits, approves changes in writing, and sends progress updates until handoff.
The scope states whether haul-off, fill, compaction, inspection, or grading belongs to the project, so the owner knows the exact condition of the lot at handoff.

Garland Demolition Services works from Garland, TX first, then travels to the nearby cities and communities below.
Typical requests outside Garland include Plano house demolition, Mesquite residential demolition, Rowlett pool demolition, and Richardson concrete removal. Lake Highlands and Lakewood are Dallas communities rather than incorporated cities, so those addresses fall under City of Dallas permitting.
Coverage depends on project location and scope. Owners outside this list send the address and a few photos, and our team confirms availability before any scheduling.
Reinforced concrete, wire mesh, block, and brick call for hydraulic breakers, and slab thickness sets the pace more than the footprint does.
Framing, roofing, partitions, flooring, and ceilings come out in stages, so wood, metal, and drywall land in separate piles instead of 1 mixed load.
Gunite or concrete shells suit partial or full removal, while fiberglass and vinyl liner pools need full removal. The pool deck comes out in both cases.
Tight gates, shared driveways, overhead lines, irrigation, adjacent buildings, and right-of-way boundaries decide which equipment fits and where crews stage it.
Excavators, skid steers, concrete saws, and jackhammers do the breaking, and roll-off containers carry the debris to recycling or disposal sites.
Demolition in Garland, TX has no single flat price, because structure type, materials, and access move the total more than square footage alone. HomeAdvisor puts whole-house demolition at $4 to $17 per square foot, which works out to about $15,800 for a typical 2,000-square-foot house, and most projects land between $6,000 and $25,000.
No neutral source publishes Garland-specific demolition rates, so this table pairs Dallas pool figures from Angi with national ranges from HomeAdvisor and LawnStarter. Project prices in the case studies above come from completed jobs, while the table lists published ranges.
Structure size sets the base number, and materials adjust it because brick and concrete cost more to break and haul than wood framing. Access, utilities, permits, slab or foundation removal, pool type, debris volume, and site restoration then move the total up or down. A fire-damaged ranch with an attached slab, for example, prices higher than the same footprint with the slab left in place. HomeAdvisor reports permits at $100 to $500 and asbestos removal at an average of $2,000.
Garland Demolition Services writes the estimate as separate lines for demolition, haul-off, disposal, fill, compaction, grading, and permits, then lists exclusions such as asbestos abatement or utility relocation. Those lines show an owner exactly which work sits in the price and which work belongs to another trade. Pricing stays an estimate until our project lead reviews the site or photos and dimensions, because buried utilities, slab thickness, and tight access only show up on the ground.
Project type | Typical range |
|---|---|
House demolition | $4 to $17 per sq ft |
Interior demolition | $2 to $7 per sq ft |
Commercial demolition | $4 to $8 per sq ft |
Concrete removal | $2 to $7 per sq ft, with $2 to $4 for unreinforced and $4 to $7 for reinforced |
In-ground pool partial fill-in, Dallas | $2,575 to $10,310 |
In-ground pool full removal, Dallas | In-ground pool full removal, Dallas |
Garland Demolition Services reviews photos and dimensions, writes straightforward scope terms, and coordinates the permit for house, pool, garage, and concrete demolition throughout Garland, TX.
Our project lead reviews photos, dimensions, access, materials, utilities, and the owner's plans for the lot, then writes a scope that separates demolition, haul-off, fill, and grading.
Our project lead files the Garland permit and schedules the utility disconnects. When a hazard survey applies, such as asbestos in a commercial building, Texas-licensed specialists handle it before demolition starts.
Crews mark boundaries, set equipment access, and protect retained structures, landscaping, and neighboring property, then remove the structure in controlled sections instead of a single pull.
Trucks and roll-offs separate concrete, metal, wood, and mixed debris where the job allows, and recyclable loads go to recycling facilities rather than the landfill.
After removal, crews place approved fill in lifts, compact it, and grade the lot, then schedule whichever inspection the permit requires. The scope spells out which of those steps apply.
Since 2014, Garland Demolition Services has taken on more than 1,200 residential and commercial projects across North Texas, from fire-damaged homes in Garland to retail strip-outs along Broadway Boulevard.
Garland Demolition Services handles house, garage, shed, and pool demolition, interior gut-outs, concrete and slab removal, debris hauling, and commercial tenant-improvement demolition in Garland, TX. Grading and lot clearing follow when the lot needs them.
Our crews serve Plano, Mesquite, Richardson, Rowlett, Wylie, Rockwall, Sachse, Carrollton, Murphy, Farmers Branch, Balch Springs, Sunnyvale, Lake Highlands, Lakewood, and Addison. Coverage depends on the project's location and scope.
Garland requires a building permit for demolition in whole or in part, so a house teardown needs one. Garland Demolition Services confirms the requirement for sheds and garages when reviewing the address.
Written estimates from Garland Demolition Services list foundation or slab removal and debris haul-off as separate lines, so an owner sees whether each one is included. Fill, compaction, and grading carry their own lines too.
A partial fill-in breaks the pool floor and collapses the shell into the hole, while full removal hauls the shell away before approved fill goes in. Full removal leaves buildable ground, which matters for future additions.
Garland Demolition Services handles house, pool, garage, shed, concrete, and commercial demolition in Garland, TX and nearby cities. Bring the address, a few photos, rough dimensions, and the plan for the lot. Our project lead uses those details to outline the written scope for a rebuild, a clear yard, or fresh flatwork.