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Concrete Demolition & Removal in Chandler, AZ

Concrete demolition in Chandler usually means clearing old slabs, planters and walks to make room for a renovation, conversion or new hardscape. Pro Turf breaks, saw-cuts and hauls concrete for Chandler HOAs, apartment communities and business parks, and handles the permit, dust and utility steps that come with it.

Chandler, Arizona

Permits, dust and utilities in Chandler

We're happy to break the concrete. Chandler would like a heads-up before we break the sidewalk.

When demolition reaches into the city right-of-way, Chandler's encroachment permit covers concrete driveways and sidewalks, grading, irrigation and landscaping work. Work that restricts traffic needs a traffic control plan approved by the city ahead of time, inspections are scheduled in advance, and the permittee carries a performance bond and insurance naming the city as an additional insured. Lead times depend on the job, so we confirm current requirements with the city and build them into the schedule.

Before any breaking or digging, we contact Arizona 811, and utility owners have two full working days, not counting weekends and state holidays, to respond. Bigger jobs also involve Maricopa County: a dust control permit is required for any activity that disturbs 0.1 acre, or 4,356 square feet, or more. The county's dust rule also calls for watering demolition debris right after demolition, and we haul broken concrete off promptly so it doesn't sit in a parking lot.

Many Chandler properties pair this with exterior construction & capex in Chandler and grass removal & xeriscape in Chandler, so one team handles the whole property.

Official program details

Program rules can change, so confirm current details with the city.

City of Chandler: Encroachment Permit Application

What's included

Concrete Demolition in Chandler

  • Sidewalk, curb and slab removal
  • Planter, wall and footing demolition
  • Saw cutting for clean edges
  • Debris hauling and disposal
  • Site prep for new hardscape or planting
  • Demolition as part of larger CapEx projects
How we work

How it works

Step 1

Survey

We locate irrigation, lighting wire and marked utilities before work begins.

Step 2

Protect

Surrounding landscape, buildings and walkways are protected and traffic is managed.

Step 3

Remove

Concrete is broken, cut and hauled away.

Step 4

Prepare

The area is graded and prepped for the next phase.

Easy to work with

What working with Pro Turf feels like

A real person answers, 24/7

A live person answers our emergency line day or night, and your team gets our direct cell numbers to call or text anytime.

No surprise invoices

Detailed proposals and transparent pricing, so you always know what you're paying for.

You'll know what we see

Clear, proactive communication. Problems get flagged early, so you're never the last to know.

We show up when we say we will

Consistent scheduling and experienced crews, week after week.

“Communication is top-notch, and they keep us informed about any issues or recommendations. I highly recommend Pro Turf to other property management companies.”
Kylee M.Community Director
FAQ

Concrete Demolition in Chandler: common questions

Do we need a permit to remove a sidewalk in Chandler?

If the work is in the city right-of-way, yes. Chandler's encroachment permit application covers concrete sidewalks and driveways. We'll confirm what applies to your site before scheduling.

When does a demolition job need a Maricopa County dust permit?

When it disturbs 0.1 acre (4,356 square feet) or more. We'll tell you up front whether your project crosses that line.

How do you avoid hitting utilities?

We contact Arizona 811 before digging and wait for utility owners to respond, which they have two full working days to do. We also locate irrigation and lighting lines before demolition starts.

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