Barn and outbuilding demolition

Leaning tobacco barns, collapsed pole barns, old workshops and chicken houses. We knock them down, pull the posts, haul off every board and piece of tin, and leave a clean spot you can mow over.

Old barn before demolition and the cleared site afterward

Built for old farm buildings

Barns around Davie, Yadkin and Forsyth counties are often a hundred years old and half fallen in. Our mini excavator handles the teardown so nobody has to climb on a rotten roof. Tin and metal roofing go to recycling, usable lumber can be set aside if you want it, and the rest goes onto our trucks the same day.

Barn demolition, before and after, with the lot cleared and cleaned up
Cleared and raked site after an outbuilding was removed

Structures we take down

  • Tobacco barns, pack houses and hay barns
  • Pole barns and run-in sheds
  • Chicken houses and livestock shelters
  • Detached workshops and garages
  • Lean-tos, corn cribs and well houses
  • Collapsed buildings and old debris piles

Posts, slabs and what is left behind

We pull posts and footings and rake the footprint. Poured concrete slabs and block foundations can be broken up and hauled too, quoted separately. If the barn is full of old equipment, tires or junk, we clear that out as part of the job.

How it works

  1. Call or text a photo to (336) 840-9141 and tell us the address.
  2. Get a firm price. You get it before we start, and it does not change once we begin.
  3. We do the work. The excavator takes it down, metal is sorted for recycling, and our crew loads everything onto our own trucks.

Questions people ask

How much does barn demolition cost?
It depends on the size of the barn, how much is inside it and whether there is a slab. We give a firm price after a photo or a quick site visit, and dump fees are included.
Can you save the old barn wood?
Yes. If you want the usable boards or beams, tell us up front and we will set them aside before the rest comes down.
Do you remove the posts and the floor?
Yes. Posts, footings and wood floors come out and the spot is raked. Concrete slabs can be quoted separately.
How long does it take?
Most barns and outbuildings are down and hauled off in one day. Very large barns or ones with a lot of contents may take two.
Excavator and dump truck on a demolition site

Ready for a firm price?

We haul away anything. Tell us what you have and where it is. We will give you a firm price and, most days, a time slot today or tomorrow.

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