Concrete Removal · Clermont, Lake County
Concrete removal in Clermont, FL
Javi's removes concrete in Clermont, Lake County, for $1.50–$2.00 per square foot: sloped driveways, pool decks, lanai slabs, walkways and garage floors are broken up with skid steers, breakers and saws, loaded, hauled away and the ground raked. If you'd rather break it yourself, the 10 yard dumpster takes the rubble. Call (407) 860-8640.
Concrete on the Lake Wales Ridge
Clermont sits on the northern part of the Lake Wales Ridge, a band of sandy hills running through south Lake County. Founded in 1884, it grew from about 9,300 residents in 2000 to about 43,000 in 2020, and the city has a bit of everything: older houses near downtown's Montrose Street and the Clermont Chain of Lakes, the Citrus Tower side along US 27, and a long run of newer subdivisions and 55+ communities to the south. Hills and loose sand can be hard on slabs. Water running down a sloped driveway can find the joints and carry sand out from underneath, and a slab that has lost its base can crack across the middle.
Sloped driveways: what the crew needs to know before it comes
A driveway that climbs from the street to the garage is common on Clermont's hills. The rate is still per square foot, but a slope changes the plan: whatever carries the concrete away needs a level spot to sit. When you call, say roughly how steep the drive is, whether it curves, and where a truck can park on flat ground. Photos taken from the street help more than a description. Access is part of what sets the price within the range, so the more the office can see, the closer the quote.
Common Clermont concrete jobs, priced
Full service is priced by the square foot; a dumpster you load is priced by the box. Both columns come from the published rates.
| The job | What moves the full-service price within $1.50–$2.00/sq ft | If you break it and load a box |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway on a slope | Thickness, rebar, and where a truck can sit level | 10 yard at $375, no handling charge, half full at most |
| Pool deck around an existing pool | Coping and screen-enclosure posts to work around | 15 yard at $450 or 20 yard at $495, each plus $150, half full at most |
| Lanai slab or patio | Access through the house side or a gate | Same three sizes; half the box at most |
| Walkway or garage floor | Mostly the square footage | A 10 yard may be enough |
| Any job in a 30 or 40 yard | — | Not accepted for concrete or other heavy debris |
Pool decks and lanais in the 55+ communities
South Clermont has 55+ communities such as Kings Ridge, a gated community of about 2,100 homes on US 27 built from 1995 to 2000, and there as elsewhere pool decks and screened lanais get resurfaced or replaced as they age. Kings Ridge has its own homeowners association, and associations commonly review a new surface or color before the old one comes out; get that approval first. A pool deck job means working close to coping, tile and screen-enclosure footings, so tell the office what stays. If the lanai removal is part of a bigger remodel, the flooring tear-out page covers the tile and mortar-bed side of the job.
Loading your own box on a Clermont hill
Two rules and one hill tip. Concrete goes only in the 10, 15 or 20 yard, and every one of them is filled to half the box at most; a fuller box is more than the truck can lift. The 15 and 20 add the $150 handling charge and the 10 has no handling charge; the 30 and the 40 take no heavy debris. The hill tip: the box has to sit level, so a sloped driveway may mean placing it at the flat apron or on a pad, which the placement guide walks through. The weight guide explains why broken slab fills tonnage long before it fills space.
Se habla español
Clermont customers can arrange concrete removal in Spanish by phone or text; the Clermont city page is in Spanish too.
How to order in Clermont
Call (407) 860-8640 or text photos of the slab from the street with the Clermont address and rough dimensions. Most requests hear back the same day; Sunday requests hear back on Monday. The quote form works too. For a plain roll-off, see the Clermont service-area page; Minneola next door has its own.
Questions from Clermont
How much is concrete removal in Clermont?
$1.50 to $2.00 per square foot, including break-up, loading and haul-off. A steep drive doesn't change the rate, but thickness, rebar and access decide where in the range it falls.
Can you remove a driveway that slopes up to the garage?
Driveways are part of the service. Say how steep it is and where a truck can park on level ground, and send a photo from the street.
Which dumpster for pool deck rubble?
The 10, 15 or 20 yard, loaded half full at most. The 10 has no handling charge; the 15 and 20 carry $150. The 30 and 40 don't take it.
Do I need HOA approval to replace a pool deck in Clermont?
Many Clermont subdivisions and 55+ communities have an HOA that reviews exterior changes. Check your association's rules before the old deck comes out.
Why did my Clermont driveway crack in the middle?
One common cause is water running down a sloped drive and washing sand out from under it. Once the base is gone, the slab spans the void and breaks. Replacing it starts with removing it; the site is left raked and ready for the new pour.
Get a quote, or book it now
A quote costs nothing. Booking takes two minutes and is confirmed by phone. Or just call.
Same-day and next-day dumpster delivery available. Same-day requests must be in by 2:00pm and are subject to availability.