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Demolition & Dirt Work in Alvarado, TX

Serving Alvarado · Johnson County

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Alvarado is the oldest town in Johnson County, and the land here shows its age. Old farmhouses sit on acreage that has stayed in one family for generations. Barns lean. Sheds rot down. Then the property sells and something has to come off it first. The other Alvarado is going up out by the highway. Warehouses and distribution buildings keep landing near I-35W and out along FM 917. Both of those jobs need the same thing. Somebody has to take down what is there and hand back clean, level dirt. We are based in Burleson, about 12 minutes north of you.

We are Texas Best Demolition. Monty Cain runs it and has spent decades on demolition and dirt work in Johnson County. He built and sold another demolition company here before this one. We have about 20 people on the payroll and own the equipment we run. That includes excavators from compact machines up to a Kobelco 350, plus dozers, wheel loaders, and skid loaders. We also run three roll-off trucks and around 75 dumpsters, so haul-off is on us. In Alvarado we take down houses, commercial buildings, pools, and mobile homes. We also do concrete removal, excavation, grading, site prep, and pond building. Estimates are free, and the number is (817) 564-4360.

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Taking Down Old Farmsteads Around Alvarado

A lot of Alvarado work starts the same way. Somebody inherits ten or twenty acres off a county road and wants it usable again. There is a 1940s farmhouse, a hay barn, a well house, and years of scrap iron. Some of it is worth saving. Most of it is not. We sort that out with you before a machine moves. Old barns need care. The framing is often heavy timber and the sheet metal comes off in pieces that cut. We take them down in order instead of pushing them over.

Mobile homes come up often out here. Older single-wides and double-wides sit on land near Alvarado Park Lake and along the FM roads. They get skirted, added onto, and left when the family moves. We pull the anchors, break the unit down, and load it out. The pad and the old piers come out with it. Once the structure is gone, the dirt work starts. We grade the spot flat so it drains away from where the house sat. Some owners want a pond dug while the excavator is already on site.

What Alvarado Permits Look Like

Where the property sits changes the paperwork. Inside Alvarado city limits, teardowns go through City Hall on West College Street. The city can tell you what a demolition needs and what it costs. Their number is 817-790-3351, and rules do change, so call and confirm. Plenty of Alvarado addresses are not in the city at all. Land out toward Venus or Grandview often sits in unincorporated Johnson County. That land follows county rules instead of city ones, which are usually lighter for a teardown. We can help you figure out which one you are in. Utilities have to be cut and capped either way.

The other half of Alvarado is commercial. Buildings near the I-35W corridor and along FM 917 come down to make room for new pads and lots. That work runs on a schedule, and the site has to be ready when the next crew shows up. We are set up for it. We run 17 to 18 house demolitions at one time right now, plus commercial jobs. We own the trucks and dumpsters, so we do not wait on a hauling company. When the last load leaves, you get graded dirt that is ready for whatever comes next.

Communities & areas we serve around Alvarado: Historic Town Square, Alvarado Park Lake, FM 917 corridor, I-35W corridor, FM 1807, US 67 toward Venus.

Alvarado ZIP codes served: 76009.

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Residential Demolition in Burleson, TX

Residential Demolition

House demolition in Burleson and the Fort Worth area. We tear down houses, garages and barns, then haul the debris off with our own roll-off trucks.

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Commercial Demolition in Burleson, TX

Commercial Demolition

Commercial demolition for retail and industrial buildings in Burleson and across the southwest Metroplex. We take the structure down and haul the debris off on our own trucks.

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Concrete Removal in Burleson, TX

Concrete Removal

We break out concrete driveways, patios, slabs and foundations across the Burleson and Fort Worth area. Our roll-off trucks haul the rubble away, and the dirt gets graded once the concrete is gone.

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Pool Demolition in Burleson, TX

Pool Demolition

Partial and full pool removal for Burleson and Fort Worth area yards. We break out the shell, haul the rubble in our roll-off dumpsters, then fill and compact the hole.

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Mobile Home Demolition in Burleson, TX

Mobile Home Demolition

We take out old single-wides and double-wides across Burleson and the Johnson County acreage around it. The trailer leaves on our trucks and the pad gets graded.

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Alvarado FAQ

Questions From Alvarado Property Owners

A few of the questions we hear most around Alvarado. Don't see yours? Call us and ask.

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Do you work outside Alvarado city limits, out on the county roads?
Yes. Much of our Alvarado work is on acreage off the FM roads and county roads, outside the city. We bring our own equipment and dumpsters, so a rural site is no problem. Access matters more than the address out there. If our roll-off truck can reach the spot, we can work it.
Can you take down an old barn or farmhouse on our family land?
That is a large part of what we do around Alvarado. Old timber barns, farmhouses, sheds, and grain bins all come down. We separate out metal and anything you want kept before the machine starts. The debris leaves in our dumpsters and the pad gets leveled after. Tell us what stays and it stays.
What makes an Alvarado demolition cost more or less?
Size is the biggest driver, then how much debris leaves the site. Concrete slabs, brick, and old outbuildings add weight and loads. Access matters too, since tight lots near the town square take longer than open acreage. Asbestos testing or a septic system can add cost. We look at the job and quote it free.
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