Concrete is priced differently from ordinary junk because weight adds up quickly. Photos showing the pile, piece size, quantity, and route to the trailer help us give you an accurate plan.
Central Maine Junk Removal handles the lifting, loading, hauling, and appropriate next step for the approved material. You show us the entire job, we explain the plan, and you receive a clear price before work begins.
Service details
Concrete Removal, explained.
What the job can include, how we approach it, and what helps us prepare an accurate quote.
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What concrete removal includes
Concrete removal covers the breakup, loading, and hauling of manageable concrete, block, brick, pavers, and masonry from renovation, landscaping, and small demolition projects. Because concrete is extremely heavy, the size of the pile alone does not tell the whole story.
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Concrete hauling and project cleanup
Some customers need already-broken material hauled away; others need help breaking an accessible slab or structure into movable pieces first. Photos should show the entire concrete area, thickness when known, piece size, and the route from the material to the trailer.
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Concrete removal pricing
Concrete is priced differently from ordinary household junk. Weight, thickness, reinforcement, total square footage, whether demolition is needed, equipment access, stairs, slope, and carrying distance all affect the estimate. Larger or unusual projects may require an on-site look before a firm price.
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Residential and light commercial concrete jobs
We review suitable projects for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and contractors throughout Central Maine. The exact scope is agreed on before work begins so you know whether the quote covers hauling only, breakup and hauling, or additional site cleanup.
What we commonly remove
Point it out. We'll load it.
Broken concrete
Pavers and blocks
Small masonry debris
Bagged project material
Common projects
Projects we can help with.
Every property is different, but these are some of the projects customers commonly contact us about.
Small patio slabs
Walkway sections
Broken driveway pieces
Concrete steps
Pavers and patio blocks
Retaining-wall block
Brick and masonry debris
Fence-post concrete
Already-broken slab debris
Small construction-site piles
How it works
Four clear steps.
A practical process with no dumpster to rent and no hauling for you.
1
Send the details
Text photos, your town, and access information or request an on-site look.
2
Approve the quote
We explain the scope and confirm your price before approved work starts.
3
We do the lifting
Our crew carries, loads, and secures the items included in the job.
4
Your space is clear
We haul everything away and sweep the cleared area when practical.
Upfront estimates
Know the price before work begins.
Volume, material weight, stairs, carrying distance, disassembly, and job-site access can affect the quote. Photos help us understand those details before scheduling.
The quote depends on volume, weight, access, and the labor required. Send photos and your town for the fastest starting estimate. We confirm the price before approved work begins.
Do I need to move everything outside first?
No. In most cases, leave the approved items where they are and our crew will handle the lifting and loading. Tell us about stairs, tight access, or unusually heavy items.
Can you come the same day?
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available when the route and schedule allow. Calling or texting photos is the quickest way to check.
Verified local feedback
4.9 stars on Google.
“Very reasonable pricing, and came exceptionally quickly. Overall positive experience.”