Interior Demolition
We strip commercial tenant spaces to the shell, gut kitchens and baths to the studs, cut out slab sections and haul the debris out on our trucks.
Commercial demolition is the work of taking a business building all the way down and hauling off what is left. Texas Best Demolition handles that work out of Burleson, TX, for Fort Worth and the southwest side of the Metroplex. The company launched in late 2024 on decades of demolition and dirt work in and around Burleson, including an earlier demolition company that was built here and sold.
About 20 people work here, and every machine this work takes is already sitting in our yard. Our excavators start at the compact Bobcat E88 for inside work and run up to the Kobelco 350. Dozers, wheel loaders, three skid loaders, and high-side trailers handle the rest of the site work. Three roll-off trucks and about 75 dumpsters mean debris leaves the site on our own schedule.
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Most commercial demolition work falls into a handful of building types that we take down again and again. Retail buildings and strip centers come down when a tenant moves out or the owner rebuilds the whole site. Warehouses, shop buildings, offices, and older service garages come down for much the same set of reasons. A Kroger store teardown is on our schedule right now, and big-box retail is steady work for this crew.
The size and the build of a structure decide which machine leads the job and how it comes apart. A single-story shop building or a small office comes down under a mid-size excavator like our Kobelco 140. A long retail box or heavy steel framing gets the Kobelco 270 or the Kobelco 350 instead. Block, brick, poured concrete, and structural steel all come apart with the machines already sitting in our yard.
Some commercial jobs do not end with an empty lot. A tenant space needs stripping back to the shell, or a slab section has to come out inside a building that stays open. That work runs under our interior demolition service, with the compact Bobcat E88 and skid loaders that fit through a door. Full teardowns and interior jobs often run back to back on the same site.
The line between the two is simple. If the roof and the walls come down, it is commercial demolition, and this page covers it. If the structure stays and the inside comes out, the interior page covers the phasing, the dust control and the asbestos survey rules. Either way the debris leaves on our own trucks, and the site is graded before we pull off.
Every commercial demolition job starts the same way, with a close look at the building and the whole site. We check the access, the buildings next to it, the utility runs, and where trucks can stage. Utilities have to be shut off and confirmed dead before any of our machines touch the building. Once all of that is cleared, the teardown itself is usually the fastest part of the project.
Haul-off is where a lot of demolition jobs slow down, so we keep that part of it in house. Three roll-off trucks and roughly 75 dumpsters keep debris moving off the site while the crew works. We take commercial demolition work in Burleson, Fort Worth, Arlington, southern Tarrant County, and northern Johnson County. Some jobs take us over the Dallas County line, and we will price those the same way. Tenants and owners emptying a space before demo day can use our dumpster rental as well.
Free, no-obligation estimates across Burleson, Fort Worth & the southwest Metroplex.
(817) 564-4360From the first look at the job to the final walk-through, here is exactly how it goes.
Call (817) 564-4360 or send the form. Tell us the address, what has to come down or what dirt has to move, and your timeline. We set a time to come look.
We price the job standing on the property, not over the phone. The number covers the whole job, including haul-off, and we tell you what has to happen before work can start.
Utility disconnects get ordered, the demolition permit gets handled, and any required survey gets lined up. The start date builds around those dates, and we keep you posted.
The machines do the work, the debris leaves in our own dumpsters, and the ground gets graded before we pull off. What you keep is a clean, usable lot.
Common questions about commercial demolition across Burleson, Fort Worth & the southwest Metroplex. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
We strip commercial tenant spaces to the shell, gut kitchens and baths to the studs, cut out slab sections and haul the debris out on our trucks.
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.
We grade lots and prep sites around Burleson and the Fort Worth area. Our dozers and loaders shape the ground so water runs away from the slab.
A demolition company was built and sold here before this one. The company is new; the experience running it is not. About 20 people keep 17-18 house demos moving at once.
A Bobcat E88 fits through a backyard gate. A Kobelco 350 brings down a commercial building. Dozers, wheel loaders and skid steers fill the gaps, so the machine matches the lot.
Three roll-off trucks and about 75 dumpsters belong to the company. Debris leaves on our schedule, and the quote covers the finished state: teardown, loading, hauling, cleanup.
Burleson is home. Fort Worth, Arlington, Crowley, Mansfield and Cleburne are short drives on known ground. The clay moves around here, and the dirt work is planned for it.
A house or building that needs to come down, a slab or pool that needs to come out, dirt that needs to move? Call or send the form and we will look at the job with you and price the whole thing, teardown through cleanup. The estimate is free.
Tell us about your project and we will get right back to you.
