Shed slab and concrete pad removal in Organ. Once the shed is gone, we break up the old pad, dig it out, and haul the concrete off.
A simple 3-step process. We handle everything so you don't have to.
The Organ pad and footings are broken into liftable pieces.
Rubble is lifted out and loaded onto the trailer.
The Organ ground is raked level and ready for reuse.
A bare concrete pad is the last reminder of the shed that used to sit on it. Our Organ crew breaks up slabs and footings, lifts out the rubble, and hauls the concrete to a recycler. We can leave the spot graded and ready for new sod, gravel, a garden bed or the next structure.
Organ is a desert community at the foot of the Organ Mountains east of Las Cruces, near San Augustin Pass and the old mining country. Large rural lots out here mean plenty of standalone workshops, metal sheds and outbuildings that need tearing down.
Yes — slab-only removals are fine, though most Organ customers pair it with the shed teardown.
Standard shed pads are no problem. For thick reinforced slabs, send photos so we scope the Organ job right.
We grade the spot flat; backfill, gravel or sod can be added on request in Organ.
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