Demolition
Done Right. First Time.
Old barn, pier-and-beam house, concrete slab — we tear it down safely, haul off every scrap, and leave you a clean pad in one to two days.
What We Do
Down in a Day. Clean Pad by Morning.
Most demo jobs we take in Smith, Henderson, and Kaufman counties are situations where the structure has been sitting too long and it's time to clear the slate. We inspect before we touch anything, protect what needs protecting, take it down methodically, and haul every piece off to a licensed facility. The builder can usually start the next morning.
- Houses, barns, garages, sheds, and metal buildings
- Concrete slabs, old driveways, and pier-and-beam foundations
- Every scrap hauled to a licensed landfill or recycler — nothing left behind
- Pad graded clean and ready for the next phase of your project
Transparent Pricing
What Affects the Price
Every job is different. Here's what we look at when we put together your estimate — so there are no surprises on job day.
Structure square footage and number of stories
Primary material: wood frame, concrete block, or metal building
Foundation type — slab, pier-and-beam, or crawl space under the structure
Presence of asbestos, lead paint, or other hazardous materials
Debris haul-off distance to the nearest licensed landfill or recycler
Proximity to neighboring structures, utilities, or property lines
We don't quote over the phone. Every estimate is done on-site because that's the only way to give you a number you can count on. No ballparks, no surprises.
Our Process
How We Approach
Demolition
Inspect Before We Touch Anything
We check the structure for hazardous materials, coordinate utility disconnects, and identify anything salvageable. Neighboring structures, fences, and landscaping get protected before the first piece of equipment moves.
Controlled Teardown
We take the structure down methodically — not just knocking it over and hoping for the best. Adjacent buildings, fence lines, and buried utilities get respected throughout the process. This matters especially on tight residential lots in Forney, Canton, and Tyler.
Haul Everything Off & Grade the Pad
Every scrap goes to a licensed landfill or recycler — concrete and metal get recycled where possible. The pad gets graded and left clean. Most builders in Smith and Henderson County can start the next phase the following morning.
Photo Gallery
Demolition on the job
Real photos from East Texas — equipment, materials, and finish.
Common Questions
Demolition FAQ
Answer
Houses, barns, garages, sheds, storage buildings, concrete slabs, old driveways, metal buildings — we do all of it. We work throughout Kaufman, Smith, Van Zandt, and Henderson counties regularly. We don't take on multi-story commercial structures.
Where We Work
Serving East Texas
We cover demolition across Rockwall, Kaufman, Greenville, Canton, Athens, and Tyler — and frequently take jobs in Emory and Quitman as well.
Rural properties, farm land, in-city lots, commercial sites — if it's in East Texas, we probably work there.
Check if we cover your area →Rockwall, TX
Rockwall · Heath · Fate · Royse City
Kaufman, TX
Forney · Terrell · Kaufman · Mabank
Greenville, TX
Greenville · Commerce · Quinlan · Caddo Mills
Canton, TX
Canton · Wills Point · Grand Saline · Van
Athens, TX
Athens · Mabank · Gun Barrel City · Malakoff
Tyler, TX
Tyler · Lindale · Whitehouse · Bullard
Emory, TX
Emory · Point · Alba
Quitman, TX
Mineola · Quitman · Winnsboro · Hawkins
More Services
Other things we do
Most M&M jobs touch more than one service. If you're thinking past demolition, here's what else we handle in East Texas.
Ready to Start?
Get Your Free
Demolition Estimate
We come out, look at your project, and give you a firm number — no pressure, no games. Most estimates scheduled within 48 hours.
Get in Touch
Ready to Start
Your Project?
Call or send a message. We respond within one business day and come to you for the estimate — no charge, no obligation.
(903) 603-0528Or email Michael — Michaeljames515@yahoo.com- Free on-site estimates
- Response within 1 business day
- Licensed & insured
Step 1 of 5
What's your first name?
So we know who we're talking to.