Rock demolition. Concrete removal. Slab demo. Hydraulic hammer precision on Austin's toughest geology — documented to centimeter accuracy with RTK survey-grade digital twins.
Demolition is the controlled removal of rock, concrete, and hardscape that stands between raw ground and your next phase of construction. When the job is done, you get clean, verified grade — documented with survey-grade RTK data that proves every cubic yard was accounted for. No guesswork. No disputed yardage. Just the data that lets the next phase begin on schedule.
Single inground pool removal — gunite, fiberglass, or vinyl liner. Shell broken, steel separated, backfill compacted. Pairs naturally with site prep for pool builders installing a replacement or infill developers clearing existing lots.
Complete removal of existing concrete — driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs, and old foundations. Broken, loaded, and hauled or crushed on-site when feasible. Every square foot documented: RTK scans before and after confirm exact material volume removed and final grade achieved.
Per-structure foundation extraction — pier and beam or slab-on-grade. Pairs with infill development pipeline where existing foundations must be removed before new construction begins. Material sorted on-site for recycling compliance.
In-situ hydraulic rock breaking using an NPK GH6 hammer mounted on the CAT 308E2 CR. Limestone shelves, embedded boulders, and subsurface rock formations broken to spec without overexcavation. The RTK pre-scan locates rock before iron arrives — so every hit is planned, not discovered.
Full residential teardowns for rebuilds, inherited houses, and infill lots. Structure removed top-down and sorted as it falls, every load ticketed, slab quoted as its own line, and the lot graded, scanned, and documented before your builder mobilizes. Bundles with site prep for one-mobilization teardown-to-pad.
Detached garages, sheds, carports, and old barns or pole barns taken down, sorted, and hauled — metal recycled, wood hauled, nothing buried. Slab and footing removal as an add-on on the same mobilization. Mini excavator for gate and tight-lot access; CAT 308E2 CR for barns on ranch land.
Single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes dismantled on site — not dragged down the road — then hauled and recycled. Piers and tie-downs pulled, skirting and plumbing out, utilities capped and flagged, pad graded and scan-verified for the next home or the next build. Rural lots, estates, and park pull-outs.
Light commercial teardowns for GCs, developers and property owners — single-story retail, shop, office and warehouse buildings on steel frame, CMU block or slab-on-grade. Fixed price per structure before mobilization, weekly RTK volume reports the lender can read, every load ticketed, C&D diversion documented, and the slab and asphalt handled in sequence on the same mobilization.
Get a 2026 price range for Austin & Hill Country demolition in 60 seconds. Pricing pulled directly from our published rate card — every estimate verified by a free pre-demo RTK site scan before work begins.
Planning estimate only. Final pricing requires a pre-demo RTK site scan. Adjacent structures, material density, and lot access conditions may shift price within the published range. Quote turnaround: 48 hours.
Every ClearGround demolition project starts with an RTK drone scan that maps your site to centimeter accuracy. That scan produces an exact scope — and an exact price. The ranges below reflect typical Austin residential and light commercial projects.
All pricing reflects typical Central Texas residential and light commercial demolition. Actual quotes based on site conditions assessed during your free RTK drone scan. Factors: concrete depth, rock density, rebar patterns, access, and hauling distance. Every proposal includes detailed scope, timeline, and fixed price.
Most demo crews show up, look at the slab, and start swinging. We show up with a Mavic 3 Enterprise RTK drone that maps every square foot of your demolition zone to ±0.5cm accuracy before the hammer drops once. Rock density assessed. Concrete depth measured. Utility runs flagged. Every variable that causes cost overruns on other demo jobs gets accounted for on this one.
Compact radius excavator. 17,900 lb operating weight. Zero tail swing for tight-lot demo work. Quick coupler switches between hammer, bucket, and thumb without downtime.
1,500 lb class hammer with chisel bit. Purpose-built for limestone and concrete breaking. Matched to the CAT 308's hydraulic flow for maximum impact energy without over-stressing the carrier.
Survey-grade RTK positioning. ±0.5cm horizontal accuracy. Pre-demo mapping, weekly progress scans, and final as-built documentation. Integrates with DroneDeploy and InSite Elevation Pro.
Austin's C&D recycling ordinance requires diversion documentation on demolition projects. We sort on-site, document every load, and deliver diversion records as part of the project package. Concrete goes to crushing facilities. Steel gets separated. Clean fill gets reused when possible.
Existing foundations, old driveways, abandoned pools — infill lots come with baggage. Demolition is the first step in your site prep sequence: remove what's there, verify the grade, and hand it off clean for land clearing and excavation. One mobilization. One crew. Documented start to finish.
See the Infill Developer JourneyClient wants a new pool but the old gunite shell is still in the ground. Or there's a concrete patio where the new shell needs to go. Pool demolition pairs naturally with pool excavation — remove the old, scan the site, dig the new.
See the Pool Builder JourneyAfter demo comes clearing and grading. Construction-ready finish for pool builders and infill developers.
View Service →Pool shell digging, foundation excavation, and utility trenching. Often bundled with demolition on the same mobilization.
View Service →RTK drone mapping, 3D digital twins, and survey-grade data deliverables. The verification layer behind every demo job.
View Service →Free RTK site scan before any demo begins. Know exactly what you're dealing with — rock depth, concrete volume, utility locations — before the first hammer strike.
48-hour mobilization · Austin & Hill Country · No obligation