Woodward Concrete Cutting · Layton, UT
Concrete Demolition and Removal in Layton and Across the Wasatch Front
Concrete demolition is heavy, dusty work, and doing it right is about more than swinging a hammer. We break out and remove driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs, footings, steps, curbs, walls, and raised concrete pads for homeowners and contractors all over Layton, Davis County, Ogden, and the Wasatch Front. From taking out one bad panel to structural demolition down in an excavation, we saw a clean line, protect what stays, control the dust, and haul every piece away in our own trucks. Give us a call or send a text for a free estimate.
What's included
Demolition and Removal, done the right way.
- We break out and remove old driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs, steps, curbs, and raised concrete pads, then load every piece into our own trucks.
- We handle selective demolition, sawing a clean line so we take out only the section that has to go and leave the rest solid.
- We take on structural concrete demolition of columns, footings, foundations, and mass concrete, including work down in an excavation.
- We break close to buildings, walls, and buried utilities without damaging the concrete or the lines that need to stay.
- We run dust and slurry control on every job to keep the site clean and meet OSHA silica rules, then sweep up before we go.

Why clean demolition matters
Concrete is heavy and stubborn, and busting it out the wrong way can crack the slab you want to keep or knock a wall out of true. Our soil up and down the Wasatch Front shifts and heaves through the freeze and thaw, so a footing or pad has to come out fully and cleanly if the new work is going to sit right for good. When we saw a line before we break, the concrete that stays gets a straight, square edge instead of a ragged one. We keep the dust down to meet OSHA silica rules and to protect your yard, and we haul every piece away so you're not left with a pile to deal with.
Common jobs
What people call us to demolish
Here's the kind of removal work folks bring us most.
- Breaking out an old, cracked driveway or patio and hauling it off
- Removing a raised concrete pad with a jackhammer, like an old AC or shed pad
- Taking out steps, curbs, or a footing that's in the way of new work
- Cutting out one bad section of a driveway or a chunk of a front walkway
- Selective demolition inside a building or garage, leaving the rest intact
- Structural demolition of a foundation, wall, or column, including down in an excavation
How it works
How a removal job goes.
Tell us what has to go
Call or text a few photos and the rough size of what you need gone. We'll ask a couple questions about access and what's nearby, then get you a free estimate, often the same day.
We saw and break
On the day we said, we saw a clean line around the section, break the concrete out, and work carefully near anything that stays, keeping the dust down the whole time.
We haul it and sweep up
Every piece goes into our trucks and off your property. We leave the site swept and ready for whatever comes next, whether that's new concrete from your contractor or just an open patch of ground.
The honest place to start
Start with a free estimate.
Tell us what you need cut, drilled, or removed, and we'll come out, look at the concrete, and give you a straight price. No cost and no pressure. Call or text to set it up.
Good to know
Demolition and Removal questions, answered.
Do you haul the concrete away, or do I have to deal with it?
How much does concrete demolition cost?
Do you work for homeowners, or just contractors?
Can you take out just one section and leave the rest?
Will breaking out this slab damage the concrete or lines next to it?
Can you demolish concrete down in an excavation or something structural?
How fast can you get out to break something out?
More of what we do
Free quote
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your project and we'll call or text you back with an honest written price. Every estimate is free, with no pressure.
Mon to Fri, 6am to 5pm
