Mobile Home Removal Near Traverse City

The cost to remove concrete from selective areas depends on the size and complexity of the project. We provide free on-site quotes to determine the scope of your project and price. Get yours today!

We can handle small quantities of household hazardous waste. Hazardous waste liquids and solids are disposed of at the nearest hub and sent to the refineries. 

If the structure you need removed was built before 1994, the materials contain asbestos.  An asbestos abatement company must handle asbestos, and all hazardous materials must be removed and permitting approved before we can tear down the structure. Talk to us to learn more.

The general rule is that if you need a permit to build it, you need one to remove it. We can help you determine if and what permits you require and assist you with the process. 

Most of the demolition debris can be recycled or repurposed as renewable energy. We take all measures to recycle and reuse as much of the demolition debris as possible. 

No. If there are appliances, furniture, or other items you want to keep, remove them before we arrive.  We can remove everything else during the demolition process for a hands-off and hassle-free home demolition experience. 

When we complete a selective concrete floor demolition for repairs or renovation, we

• clear the area
• measure and mark the areas you need us to remove
• careful removal of the concrete sections
• excavation if needed
• cleanup and removal of debris
• debris recycling and disposal

If you need infilling and new concrete poured, our sister company can do that for you. 

Our process is designed to ensure a seamless demolition service. 

1. We take time to understand the scope of work and the job desired.
2. We confirm that we will take it on and provide you with a quote. If we are not the best company for your project, we will recommend someone else.
3. We work with you to schedule your project for the earliest availability.
4. Complete the job.
5. Confirm quality and obtain payment.

Before demolition day, confirm that any necessary utilities are shut off and capped by an approved tradesman. Confirm that the ground and structure are stable and will not cause harm to anything surrounding it during the demolition process. If not, we will take the necessary precautions and notify you of any risks before we proceed. 

During the on-site consultation, our demolition expert will explain the process and what you need to do to prepare for your demolition service.

We offer discounts for high-volume projects, large jobs, and repeat scheduled work. Talk to us to learn more!

Eighty6 Demolition offers full-service residential and commercial junk removal solutions, including: 

• Furniture & appliance removal
• Yard waste
• Bulk trash
• Pallets
• Scrap metal
• Boats & campers
• Junk cars
• Equipment 
• Mattresses
• Pallets
• Donation pickups
• Storage unit cleanouts
• Residential cleanouts
• Commercial cleanouts
• Office cleanouts
• Warehouse cleanouts
• Garage cleanouts
• Ghed cleanouts
• Basement cleanouts
• Construction debris cleanup
• Demolition debris removal
• And more!

Eighty6 Demolition is the local expert offering demolition and junk removal services to Grand Traverse County area communities, including

• Acme
• Boyne City
• Charlevoix
• East Jordan
• Elk Rapids
• Fife Lake
• Gaylord
• Glenn Arbor
• Grawn
• Grayling
• Interlochen
• Kalkaska
• Kingsley
• Lake Ann
• Leelanau
• Mancelona
• Northport
• Old Mission Peninsula
• Petoskey
• Rapid City
• South Boardman
• Suttons Bay
• Traverse City
• Williamsburg