Mann Excavation & Sitework
Concrete driveway, patio, sidewalk and slab removal in Danville, Avon, Brownsburg, Plainfield and surrounding established Central Indiana service areas. We assess the concrete and access, then quote the breaking, loading, debris removal and site cleanup for your project.
Old concrete can stand in the way of a changed driveway layout, a usable yard or a new site plan. Start with a clear removal boundary and the finish you want afterward. We quote the demolition portion and any agreed site work without assuming that replacement concrete is part of the job.
Remove an old concrete driveway or an agreed section before your next property project. Identify the removal boundaries, street access and any driveway area that needs to remain. Breaking, loading and removing the demolition debris are priced as part of the concrete removal job.
Take out an unwanted or deteriorated concrete patio. Backyard access, nearby walls, steps, landscaping and the route for moving broken concrete all affect the approach. Share photos of the patio and the full route from the street so we can assess the site.
Remove concrete walks or an agreed sidewalk section. Show where removal starts and stops and whether the walk connects to steps, a driveway or a building. If the sidewalk is in a public right-of-way, confirm local requirements before work begins.
Break out a concrete slab or pad within an agreed removal area. Let us know whether anything sits on the slab and whether it connects to a foundation or another surface. Attached or load-bearing concrete needs assessment; this is not structural building demolition.
We break concrete with our skid-steer hydraulic breaker and plan loading and debris removal around your site's access and ground conditions.
Review removal boundaries, nearby structures, access, debris handling and the desired finish. Check local permit or right-of-way requirements where applicable. Utility locates must be completed before work involving digging.
Break concrete within the agreed scope, load the resulting debris and transport it for disposal as quoted. Reinforcement and the ability to move material through the site affect how the work is planned.
Site cleanup and any quoted grading or excavation follow the removal. Agree on the finish before work starts. Replacement concrete is not included.
There is no single removal price that fits every slab or driveway. These details help us understand the job before a site visit and explain what is included in your quote.
Approximate length and width help establish the amount of concrete. Include thickness if you already know it and mention visible rebar or wire mesh. Unknown thickness is okay; do not break or drill into the concrete just to measure it.
Show gate openings, corners, slopes, soft ground and the route to the removal area. Note buildings, foundations, retained concrete and landscaping nearby. We assess access for each site rather than promising that equipment will fit.
The amount of broken concrete, reinforcement, loading space and disposal requirements affect the quote. Debris removal is part of the contracted demolition work; we do not offer standalone hauling. Disposal is planned for the job; recycling is not guaranteed.
Tell us whether you want the concrete removed with site cleanup, or whether you also need agreed grading or preparation for a gravel surface. Define what stays, what leaves and how the area should be left. Additional excavation or grading is included only when quoted.
Based in Danville, we review concrete removal projects in Hendricks County and our surrounding Central Indiana service area. Share the location so we can confirm service and discuss a site visit. Photos help, but they do not replace an assessment of access or concealed conditions.
Tell us what needs to come out, where it is and how you want the area left. We will review the scope, access and debris removal with you before quoting the job.
