
Pole barns, horse barns, workshops and old outbuildings torn down and hauled off, along with whatever’s been stored in them for years.
Barns and outbuildings are bigger than they look and often unstable after years of weather. We plan the take-down, load the debris and haul off the contents too.
Taken apart in the right order, by hand where possible.
Straight into our 20-ft truck. Metal and clean concrete get recycled.
We rake and sweep the footprint before we leave.
What’s included
Tell us. Unstable structures change how we take them down.
Metal roofing and siding go to a scrap recycler.
Our sister company, Raider Site Services, can grade and clear the footprint when we’re done.
Every demolition job is quoted by the project. Photos usually get you a range the same day, and bigger jobs get a free site walk.
What sets the price
Barn demolition is quoted by project after a site walk. Size, material, access and what’s inside set the price.
Larger structures often do. Rules vary by town and county, and we’ll go over it at the site walk.
Concrete is priced by weight and quoted separately. Mention it when you book.
Yes. Our sister company, Raider Site Services, handles grading and land clearing.
Text photos and get a demolition range, usually the same day.