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Demolition & Dirt Work in Kennedale, TX

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Kennedale sits in Tarrant County, tucked between Fort Worth and the southeast side of Arlington. Our shop is in Burleson, about ten minutes down the road. We run demolition and dirt work here most weeks. The town is small, near 6.6 square miles, and a lot of it was built out in the 1980s. Kennedale Parkway is the Business 287 route through town. Along it you see older shop buildings and metal salvage yards. Off Kennedale Sublett Road and Bowman Springs Road, the lots get bigger. Older houses and pole barns sit on acreage that owners now want cleared.

Texas Best Demolition handles residential and commercial demolition in Kennedale. Monty Cain owns the company. He has decades of demolition and dirt work in this part of Tarrant County. He built a local demolition company once before, then sold it. Today we run about twenty people and a full equipment line. That covers excavators from compact machines up to a Kobelco 350, plus dozers and loaders. We also remove concrete, pools, mobile homes, and old foundations. Our dirt side does excavation, grading, site prep, and pond construction. Three roll off trucks and roughly seventy five dumpsters mean we haul our own debris. Call (817) 564-4360 for a free estimate.

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House Demolition on Kennedale's Older Lots

Much of Kennedale's housing stock went up in the 1980s or earlier. In Oak Crest and Woodlea Acres, mature trees crowd the yards and driveways are narrow. Older sections near Village Creek and CC Swiney sit on wider lots with room to work. We size the machine to the lot. A compact excavator fits a tight side yard off Dick Price Road. A larger machine speeds up an open acreage teardown near Bowman Springs Road. Either way the debris goes into our roll off boxes and leaves the site.

Utility disconnects come first. Gas, water, power, and sewer all get cut and capped before a machine touches the house. That step often sets the schedule more than the teardown does. A house comes down in a day or two once the site is ready. We separate the concrete and metal where it makes sense, then haul the rest. After the structure is gone we backfill the hole and rough grade the pad. If you plan to rebuild, we can leave the dirt at the elevation your builder wants.

Shop Buildings and Slabs Along Kennedale Parkway

Business 287 runs through town as Kennedale Parkway. The frontage there carries older metal shops and small warehouses. Some yards along it are left over from the salvage business. Those buildings often sit on thick slabs with old pits and heavy steel. We bring a Kobelco 350 class excavator for that kind of work. Concrete gets broken out and loaded, and rebar comes with it. The same goes for shop pads off Kennedale Sublett Road. If part of the slab stays, we can saw cut a clean edge and leave the rest.

Kennedale takes permit applications through an online city portal. The city lists a residential demolition permit and a commercial demolition permit there. It also lists a clearing and grading permit and a floodplain development permit. Village Creek runs through the area, so floodplain rules can apply near the low ground. The city says permits that need plan review usually take five to ten business days. Rules and fees change, so we confirm the current requirements with Kennedale before we start. We can pull the demolition permit for you or work with your builder on it.

Communities & areas we serve around Kennedale: Oak Crest, Village Creek, Hudson Village Creek, Brookstone Estates, Woodlea Acres, CC Swiney.

Kennedale ZIP codes served: 76060, 76140.

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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 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

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Kennedale FAQ

Questions From Kennedale Property Owners

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

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Do I need a permit to tear down a house in Kennedale?
The city lists a residential demolition permit and a commercial demolition permit on its online permit portal. Kennedale also handles clearing and grading permits. Requirements change, so we check with the city on each job. We can pull the permit for you or coordinate with your builder.
Can you take down an old shop or metal outbuilding on my Kennedale property?
Yes. Old shops, pole barns, detached garages, and lean-tos come down the same week in most cases. We separate the metal from the wood and concrete, then haul it in our roll off boxes. If there is a slab under it, we can break that out too.
What affects the cost of demolition in Kennedale?
Size of the structure is the biggest factor. After that comes access, since a tight lot off Dick Price Road takes longer than open acreage. Slab thickness, debris volume, haul distance, and utility work all move the number. Asbestos testing or abatement adds cost when a survey calls for it. Call (817) 564-4360 for a free estimate.
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