Checking the Slab First
We look at how thick the concrete is, its condition and whether it has reinforcing steel, then choose the quickest way to remove it.
Concrete Removal
Old concrete broken up, loaded and carted off, leaving the site clear for new work or redevelopment.
Planned properly. Finished tidy.
Old, cracked or unwanted concrete can be difficult and heavy to remove without the right equipment. We offer concrete removal in Auckland for driveways, paths, slabs, patios, sheds, footings and commercial surfaces.
Our team uses hydraulic breakers, excavators and bobcats to break out concrete efficiently, then load and haul it away so you do not have to deal with the mess. We work carefully around fences, buildings, pipes and trees to avoid damage, and we can level and prepare the area for new concrete, paving, landscaping or building works.
With clear quoting, reliable scheduling and tidy site management, we make removal straightforward. Call us today for a free, no-obligation quote and clear the way for your next project.
We look at how thick the concrete is, its condition and whether it has reinforcing steel, then choose the quickest way to remove it.
Hydraulic breakers, concrete saws or excavator attachments are chosen to suit the thickness and reinforcing, so removal goes smoothly.
We break and remove concrete carefully to limit vibration near buildings and keep dust and debris under control throughout the job.
Removed concrete is disposed of properly, with recycling used where available, so less of it ends up in landfill.
With the concrete gone, we level and prepare the ground beneath, ready for new concrete, paving or whatever you have planned next.
We protect nearby gardens, driveways and buildings during removal, so the only thing affected is the concrete we came to take out.
Often booked alongside Sewer Line Excavation, Trenching, Trenching for Power/Fibre/Cabling, Culvert Installation and other prep work where access, levels and a tidy handover count. It all sits within our civil and utility works work.
We pick the machine and attachments only once we have looked at access, reach, the ground, how much material is moving and the finish you need.
What applies depends on Auckland Council, your property and the job. Any approvals, beforeUdig locating and site controls need confirming before we start.
What drives the cost
Every site is different. Here is what makes the biggest difference to a concrete removal quote.
A thick slab with plenty of mesh or reinforcing bar takes longer to break up and separate, and that extra effort shows in the price.
A whole driveway or large slab means more breaking, loading and carting than a small path, so the cost grows with the area involved.
Clean broken concrete can often go to a recycler, which is usually cheaper than general disposal. The volume and where it goes both affect the cost.
Narrow access for the breaker or the truck means more handling between the slab and the load, adding time to the removal.
What we bring
Old concrete often has to come out before new work can start, and our breaking gear and disposal trucks let us manage the whole process. Rather than you hiring a demolition company and then a separate rubbish removal firm, our crew breaks up the old concrete and carts it away in one continuous job. Your site is cleared and ready for the next stage without unnecessary waiting between contractors.
What is covered
Old concrete weighs a lot, and disposal is charged by weight. Your quote allows for that.
Why work with us
Getting rid of old concrete properly means more than smashing it up; the debris needs handling responsibly and the ground underneath has to be ready for what’s next. We check the thickness, condition and reinforcing of the existing concrete before we start, then use hydraulic breakers, saws or excavator attachments to suit what we find. Vibration and dust are kept under control during breaking to limit the impact on nearby buildings.
Removed concrete is disposed of responsibly, with recycling used where it’s available to keep your project’s waste out of landfill. Once the concrete is gone, we level and prepare the ground below, leaving the site ready for new concrete or another surface without further work. We’ve removed concrete from many residential and commercial properties around Auckland, and we bring the right gear and careful approach this demolition-style work needs for a clean, efficient result.
Getting the site ready
Breaking out concrete is heavy and noisy work. These four keep it contained and moving along steadily.
The breaking gear and disposal trucks need an open way to the concrete. Removal goes quickest when nothing blocks access from start to finish.
Point out buildings or features right next to the concrete coming out, so the crew can control vibration and impact while breaking.
Show clearly which sections of concrete are going, so there’s no doubt about the scope once the breaker is set up and working.
Breaking concrete is loud and dusty. Give some thought to timing and tell the neighbours, especially when the work is near a shared boundary.
Where we work
Concrete removal is mainly an established suburbs job, where old driveways, patios and slabs have reached the end of their life.
Renovation and redevelopment projects across Auckland also call on us for concrete removal.
Common questions
We work right across metropolitan Auckland, and regional or rural jobs can be looked at case by case. Include your suburb when you ask for a quote and we’ll confirm whether we can help.
Not always. Simpler jobs can often be priced from plans and photos, but sites with awkward access or a complicated scope are usually worth a visit first.
It depends on Auckland Council’s rules, your property and the scope of the job. Check what applies before anything starts—we can help you work out what to ask the council.
We cover residential, rural, commercial and civil work. Whether a particular job suits us comes down to access, programme, the plant needed and the confirmed scope.