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Pavement, like concrete and asphalt, is an incredibly strong and durable material, but it wears and degrades over time, requiring removal or replacement. Get answers to your biggest pavement removal questions, find out average costs, and who to hire.
How is pavement removal done?
The pavement removal process may vary slightly from situation to situation, but is typically done like this...
- Most damaged area of pavement is located (This will be their starting point.)
- Dumpster truck/trailer is positioned nearby
- Pavement is scraped up, typically with excavator
- Pavement debris is dropped directly into nearby dumpster
- Pro works up and down the pavement until it is completely removed
How much does pavement removal cost?
The average cost to remove pavement is as low as $300 to as high as $50,000 or more. Your exact pavement removal cost will depend on where you live, the size and depth of the pavement, who you hire, etc.
Who should I hire to help with my pavement removal?
When it comes to hiring a contractor for a pavement removal project, we always recommend getting at least three estimates.
The goal is to find a contractor who can complete your pavement removal project properly and for a fair price.