Demolition in Ocala, FL
Mobile homes, barns, sheds, slabs and outbuildings taken down, loaded out and hauled away.
Mobile homes, barns, sheds, slabs, carports and outbuildings — down, loaded out and gone, with the ground left clean enough to use for something else.
A lot of Marion County demolition is old mobile homes on rural parcels, and those carry a wrinkle worth knowing about before anyone starts swinging: pre-1980 structures can contain asbestos and lead paint, and that changes who is legally allowed to touch it.
What we take down
- ✓Mobile homes and single-wides
- ✓Barns, pole barns and equipment sheds
- ✓Sheds, carports and small outbuildings
- ✓Concrete slabs, footers and old foundations
- ✓Derelict pools and pool decks
- ✓Fencing, old corrals and pens
- ✓Loading and hauling all of it off site
- ✕Asbestos or lead abatement (licensed abatement contractor)
- ✕Occupied or multi-storey commercial demolition
- ✕Anything requiring explosives
- ✕Utility disconnection — power, gas, water must be cut first
- ✕Septic tank abandonment permits (though we can pull the tank)
Utilities have to be disconnected by the provider before we touch a structure. That is on the owner and it is usually the thing that delays a demolition, so start it early.
How a demolition runs
- We look at it in person Age of the structure, what it is built from, what is around it, and how we get a machine to it.
- Age check — this one matters Anything from before roughly 1980 raises asbestos and lead questions. If a survey is needed, that happens before demolition, not during.
- Utilities off Power, water, gas and septic disconnected and confirmed. Nothing comes down until this is done.
- Permits Marion County requires a demolition permit for most structures. It is pulled in the owner's name.
- Take it down Mechanically, working to keep debris contained rather than spread across the property.
- Load out and haul Everything goes to a licensed disposal site. Metal often separates out for scrap.
- Fill and grade Holes filled, slab void backfilled, ground compacted and shaped so the spot is usable.
Usually goes with
Most jobs need more than one
Debris & Cleanup
Storm debris, brush piles, old fence, scrap and junk loaded up and gone. Property left clean.
Debris removal in Ocala →
Land Clearing
Wooded lots, overgrown acreage and homesites cleared down to workable ground — brush, palmetto, stumps and all.
Land clearing in Ocala →
Site Prep & Pads
House pads, barn pads and shop pads cut, filled and compacted to the grade your builder asked for.
Site preparation in Ocala →Questions we get asked
Demolition questions
Do I need a permit to demolish a building in Marion County?
What about asbestos in an old mobile home?
Does the concrete slab have to come out too?
Can you demolish just part of a structure?
Where we work
Demolition across Marion County
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