Concrete RemovalBendigo
Cut, lift and cart away, by one crew. Every load goes to a crushing plant, not to a tip.
- 24/7Every day, all year
- 20+ yrsCommercial / Civil
- CSDAAMember and insured
- 4.9 starsFrom 16 reviews
The bit most cutting contractors leave behind
Plenty of contractors will cut a slab and leave the pieces where they fall, which is the point at which the job becomes your problem. We own the excavator, the tipper and the demolition robot, so cutting, breaking out, loading and carting is one booking and one invoice.
It is done in the right order, which matters more than it sounds. Scan the slab, saw a clean perimeter, break out only what is inside the line, and the concrete you are keeping does not crack on into the next panel. Skipping the cut and going straight at it with a breaker is how a small removal turns into a large one.
Every load goes to a recycling plant to be crushed and reused. None of it goes to landfill. That is a deliberate policy, not a line on a website, and on jobs that have to report on waste it is worth having in writing.
What turns up
- Sequence
- Scan, cut, break, cart
- Plant
- Excavator and tipper
- Also
- Remote demolition robot
- Destination
- Crushing plant
- To landfill
- None of it
- Availability
- 24/7, 365
What gets taken out
Anything from a section of path to a factory floor. The difference is the size of the machine, not the method.
Driveways and paths
Removing cracked, lifted or failed residential concrete and leaving a clean, level base ready for the new pour.
Shed and factory floors
Taking out slab sections for new pits, machine bases, drainage or a full replacement, cut square to the line.
Trenches and service runs
Saw cut both sides, break out the strip, cart it away and leave a straight edge for the reinstatement.
Pool and structure removal
Cutting shells, hobs and structures into liftable pieces rather than trying to break them out whole.
Footings and machine bases
Heavy pours broken down with the robot or the breaker and loaded straight into the truck.
Site clean ups
Clearing accumulated rubble, broken concrete and old slab off a site so the next trade has somewhere to work.
Concrete removal Bendigo, including the part after the cut
Ask around Bendigo for concrete removal and plenty of what comes back is a cutting price with the disposal quietly left to you. That leaves you organising a bin, a machine and a tip run for a pile of reinforced concrete that will not fit in any of them.
We quote the whole thing because we own the whole thing. The saws cut the perimeter, the excavator or the robot breaks it out, the tipper takes it away, and it goes to a crushing plant instead of a landfill. One price, one crew, and one day wherever the job allows.
The order matters as much as the gear does. Cutting a clean line before anything gets broken is what keeps the damage inside the area you are paying to remove, rather than letting it spread into the slab you wanted to keep.
Often on the same job
- Excavator & Truck Hire Bendigo The machine and the tipper doing the carting are ours, not hired in.
- Robotic Demolition Bendigo For indoor and suspended slab work where an excavator will not go.
Concrete Removal across the region
Bendigo is the base, but the truck is on the road most days. Same gear, same crew, same hours, right across central Victoria and southern New South Wales.
Bendigo
VICEaglehawk, Kangaroo Flat, Strathfieldsaye, Huntly, Epsom
Echuca
VICMoama, Rochester, Kyabram, Lockington
Swan Hill
VICKerang, Cohuna, Robinvale, Nyah
Shepparton
VICMooroopna, Tatura, Numurkah, Nagambie
Seymour
VICNagambie, Broadford, Euroa, Kilmore, Heathcote, Puckapunyal
Deniliquin
NSWFinley, Barham, Tocumwal, Jerilderie, Hay
Asked often
Do you take the concrete away or just cut it?
Both. We cut it, break it out, load it and cart it off in the same visit, using our own excavator and tipper. There is no second contractor to organise.
Where does the concrete end up?
At a recycling plant, where it is crushed and repurposed. None of it goes to landfill. We can confirm that in writing on jobs that report on waste diversion.
Can you remove concrete from a backyard with no truck access?
Usually yes. The three tonne excavator fits down most side accesses, and where it does not we barrow or use the robot and hand gear. Send a photo of the access and we will tell you before we book it.
Will removing my slab damage the concrete next to it?
Not if it is cut first. We saw a clean perimeter so the break out stops on the line. Going at a slab with a breaker and no cut is exactly how the damage spreads into the panel you wanted to keep.
Do you remove reinforced concrete?
Yes. Mesh, rebar and heavily reinforced sections are all routine. Heavier sections get cut into liftable pieces or taken down with the demolition robot rather than fought with a hammer.
Can you do it after hours?
Yes, 24 hours a day. Removal work is noisy and it takes up space, so on shops, schools and factories it usually makes more sense overnight or across a weekend.
What has to come out
Area, thickness, whether it is reinforced and how close a truck can get. Four answers and a photo is enough for a price.