Slab Breaking & Removal
Mechanical breaking and removal of interior and exterior slabs, from patios and driveways to full building foundations.
Licensed Florida GC · CGC1541479
Concrete Slab Removal in South Florida
Controlled breaking, cutting and removal of concrete slabs, foundations and flatwork — with hauling and grading handled under one accountable scope.
Licensed Florida GC
CGC1541479
Demolition experience
Projects since 2007
South Florida coverage
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
A controlled start to finish
Licensed oversight for every phase
Concrete removal looks simple until thickness, rebar, buried utilities and adjacent structures enter the picture. Rosemont plans each slab removal around what is below, beside and above the concrete, so the work stays controlled and the site is left ready for what comes next.
Saw Cutting
Precision saw cutting to isolate sections, protect adjacent concrete and create clean edges where partial removal is required.
Foundation Removal
Removal of footings, stem walls and grade beams as part of demolition or site redevelopment projects.
Utility Protection
Locating and protecting buried lines, plumbing and electrical before breaking begins, so nothing underground is damaged.
Concrete Hauling
Loading, hauling and lawful disposal of concrete and rebar, with separation for recycling when the scope calls for it.
Grading & Compaction
Backfill, rough grading and compaction to leave a stable, level surface ready for the next phase of work.
Our process
From scope to clean site
Site assessment
We review slab thickness, reinforcement, access, nearby structures and any utilities running under or through the concrete.
Scope and method
The proposal defines cutting lines, breaking method, protections, hauling and the final site condition.
Controlled removal
Saw cuts isolate the work area, then the slab is broken and removed in a sequence that protects what stays.
Hauling and closeout
Concrete and rebar are loaded and hauled, and the agreed grading or compaction is completed.
Project planning
What is under and around the slab
Buried utilities
Water, sewer, electrical and irrigation lines often run under slabs. Locating them first prevents costly and dangerous strikes.
Adjacent structures
Slabs frequently tie into foundations, walls and other flatwork. Cut lines and breaking methods are chosen to protect them.
The next use of the area
Whether the area becomes new construction, a pool, landscaping or a driveway changes how the base is prepared after removal.
- A verifiable Florida general contractor license
- One scope for cutting, breaking, hauling and grading
- Utility awareness built into every slab removal plan
- Experience with demolition projects since 2007
Answers before work begins
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove a slab without damaging what stays?
Yes. Saw cutting and controlled breaking let us isolate the slab being removed from foundations, walls, utilities and finishes that need to remain in place.
Do you haul away the broken concrete?
Our scope can include loading, hauling and lawful disposal of concrete and rebar, with material separation for recycling when practical.
What happens to the ground after the slab is gone?
The final condition is defined before work begins — from rough grading and compaction to a clean, level surface ready for new construction or landscaping.
How long does slab removal take?
Many residential slabs are broken out and hauled in a day or two. Thickness, reinforcement, access and disposal requirements determine the full schedule.
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Start with a clear scope
Tell us what needs to come down.
We’ll review the property, access, schedule and desired final condition before pricing the work.