Concrete typically weighs 150 pounds per cubic foot. In order to safely move pieces of concrete, it usually requires powerful equipment to cut, break, and move. Since we have the ability to remove large pieces, we can typically reduce cutting costs. When disposing of concrete, there are two primary disposal methods. Disposal to a landfill by way of dump trucks or dumpsters is the 1st method. The 2nd method is crushing recycling plants. Some crushing plants will not accept concrete that heavy reinforcing. We try to use the recycling plants as much as possible. Let us arrange disposal and removal for you. For small loads, we have dump trailers that we can use for disposal.

An additional byproduct of sawing is slurry. Slurry is a water and “grindings” that needs to be disposed of properly. We have slurry processing methods that make it safe for disposal. Ask your salesman to have our crews to collect and haul the slurry offsite.

Whether it's demolishing buildings, concrete foundations, highways, streets, parking areas, or driveways, we have the expertise and equipment to get the job done efficiently and safely. With our state-of-the-art tools and commitment to safety, you can trust Ohio Concrete to handle any concrete demolition project.

Ohio Concrete Cutting removed over 1.2 million pounds of concrete from the University of Michigan Medical Center. This was done using entirely electric tools and excavators. The use of electric tools eliminated carbon monoxide fumes and minimized the noise. Sawing also eliminates excessive vibrations normally associated with hammering removal.