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Demolition & Dirt Work in Benbrook, TX

Serving Benbrook · Tarrant County

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Benbrook sits in southwest Tarrant County, right up against the edge of Fort Worth. Much of the town filled in after the Army Corps finished Benbrook Lake back in 1950. Homes went up through the late 1950s and the 1960s as the population climbed fast. So much of the housing here is brick ranch homes on slabs that are sixty years old. Driveways have cracked and lifted, and backyard pools from that era have outlived their equipment. Lots near the lake and up on the hills slope hard, so water finds the low spots.

We are Texas Best Demolition, based in Burleson, a short drive southeast of Benbrook. Monty Cain owns the company and has spent decades doing demolition and dirt work around Tarrant County. Our crew runs about twenty people, with excavators from compact size up to a Kobelco 350. We also run dozers, wheel loaders, skid loaders, and three roll-off trucks with about seventy-five dumpsters. In Benbrook we take down houses, break out concrete, fill in old pools, and remove mobile homes. We handle commercial demolition, excavation, grading, site prep, and pond work too, and estimates are free.

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Pool Removal and Concrete Work in Benbrook's Older Neighborhoods

Benbrook Estates was platted back in 1946, and areas like Bomber Heights filled in later. Plenty of those backyards got a gunite pool in the 1960s or 1970s. Sixty years on, the shell is cracked and the plumbing leaks under the deck. We remove pools two ways. A partial removal breaks the top of the shell and punches drainage holes in the bottom. Then we backfill with clean dirt and compact it in lifts. A full removal pulls out the whole shell and the plumbing under it.

Concrete is the other call we get a lot in Benbrook. Driveways poured in the 1960s sit on clay that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. The slab lifts at the joints and cracks across the middle. We break out driveways, patios, sidewalks, garage slabs, and old foundations. Older streets in Timbercreek Estates and Bomber Heights have plenty of tired concrete. Our roll-off trucks take the broken concrete off the job instead of leaving a pile. On a tight lot we bring a skid loader or a compact excavator.

Dirt Work and Permits on Benbrook's Rolling Lots

Benbrook Lake sits on the Clear Fork of the Trinity, and the Corps finished the dam in 1950. The ground rolls all through this side of town, from Ridglea Country Club Estates out to Whitestone Ranch. Water off a hillside picks its own path, and after decades that path may run at your slab. We regrade yards to push water away from the house and out to the street or a ditch. We cut swales and build up the low corners. When the dirt on site is no good, we haul in select fill. We also build ponds on the bigger tracts around the edge of town.

Benbrook handles its own building permits and inspections at City Hall on Winscott Road. The city works off the International Code Council series with local amendments. Demolition in Texas can also trigger an asbestos survey before a permit gets issued. Rules change, so we check current requirements with the city before a tear-down starts. We run seventeen or eighteen house demolitions at a time, plus commercial jobs. US 377 runs right through town, so our trucks and machines get in and out easy. Burleson is a short run east on I-20 and then south on 287.

Communities & areas we serve around Benbrook: Benbrook Estates, Ridglea Country Club Estates, Timbercreek Estates, Whitestone Ranch, Bomber Heights, Westpark Estates.

Benbrook ZIP codes served: 76126, 76116.

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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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Benbrook FAQ

Questions From Benbrook Property Owners

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

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Do I need a permit to tear down a house in Benbrook?
Benbrook handles permits and inspections at City Hall on Winscott Road. A house tear-down normally needs a permit before any machine shows up. Texas rules can also call for an asbestos survey on some buildings. We check the current requirements with the city for your address.
My 1960s Benbrook driveway is cracked and lifting. Can you take it out?
Yes. We break out old driveways, patios, sidewalks, and garage slabs, then haul the concrete off in our own trucks. On a tight Benbrook lot we use a skid loader or compact excavator, so the yard and fence stay put. We can grade the dirt flat for a new pour.
What drives the cost of a demolition in Benbrook?
Size is the biggest one, since a bigger house means more debris and more dumpster loads. Access matters too, because a narrow lot or a steep slope slows the machines down. Asbestos or an old septic tank can add work. We come look at the job and give you a free estimate.
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