Concrete Removal · Kissimmee, Osceola County
Concrete removal in Kissimmee, FL
Javi's Dumpster Services removes concrete in Kissimmee, Osceola County: driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks and slabs broken up with skid steers, breakers and saws, loaded and hauled away for $1.50–$2.00 per square foot, with the ground left raked for the new pour or sod. Breaking it up yourself instead? A 10 yard dumpster takes the rubble. Call (407) 860-8640.
Kissimmee slabs: old town, Buenaventura Lakes and the new builds
Kissimmee was incorporated as a city in 1883, on the northwest shore of Lake Tohopekaliga. The blocks around Broadway and the lakefront are the oldest part of town, with walks and driveways to match. Buenaventura Lakes, the unincorporated community northeast of the city near Osceola Parkway and the Turnpike, has its own aging driveways, and the newer subdivisions around town add paver drives and fresh pours. The price is per square foot in all three; what pushes a job toward $2.00 is a thick pour with rebar, a narrow side yard, or a pool deck that comes up while the pool stays.
What a Kissimmee concrete job includes, and what the do-it-yourself route costs
Full service means Javi's brings the skid steer, breakers and saws, breaks up the slab, loads it and hauls it. Javi's own Takeuchi TB235-2 mini excavator is the machine in the before-and-after photos on the concrete removal page. The alternative is breaking the slab yourself and renting a box for the rubble. The table puts the two routes side by side with the published numbers.
| Option | What you pay | Who breaks and loads it | Loading rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-service removal | $1.50–$2.00 per sq ft | Javi's crew; break-up and haul-off included | The crew handles it |
| 10 yard dumpster | $375, no handling charge | You | Half full at most |
| 15 yard dumpster | $450 plus the $150 handling charge | You | Half full at most |
| 20 yard dumpster | $495 plus the $150 handling charge | You | Half full at most |
| 30 or 40 yard | Not an option for concrete | — | Heavy debris is not accepted |
Why Kissimmee driveways crack and lift
Central Florida builds on sand, and sand moves. Rain running under the edge of a slab can wash the fine material out and leave a void, and then the corner settles. Roots from a tree near the drive can lift slabs at the joints. A driveway that has cracked into pieces and sunk at the edges is often past patching. Once the old slab is out, the site is left raked and ready for the new pour or the new sod.
Pool decks and lanais behind Kissimmee vacation homes
Along the US 192 corridor, many houses are vacation rentals with a pool, and pool decks wear out: pavers heave and coated concrete cracks. A pool deck is a tighter job than a driveway because the machine has to reach the backyard, often through a side gate. Give the gate width when you call; the equipment rental page lists the compact machines if you would rather run one yourself.
Before you break up a Kissimmee driveway: the HOA and the street
First, if the house is in an HOA, read the architectural rules before replacing a driveway; many associations want to approve the new material, color or paver pattern before work starts. Second, the last few feet where the driveway meets the road, the apron, often sits in the public right-of-way. Depending on the address that belongs to the City of Kissimmee or to Osceola County, and replacing it may need their sign-off. Call them for your address. The permit guide covers the separate question of a dumpster parked on the street.
Se habla español
Javi's takes concrete removal calls in Spanish, by phone or text, and the Kissimmee page exists in Spanish with the same prices and the same forms.
How to order in Kissimmee
Measure the slab (length times width), then call (407) 860-8640 or text a few photos with the Kissimmee address, the thickness if you know it, and how a machine would reach it. Most requests hear back the same day; Sunday requests hear back on Monday. The quote form works too. For a roll-off dumpster on its own, the Kissimmee service-area page is the one to read.
Questions from Kissimmee
How much does concrete removal cost in Kissimmee?
$1.50 to $2.00 per square foot, with break-up, loading and haul-off included. Rebar and hard access push it toward the top. The published rate applies across the 29-city service area.
Can I put a big Kissimmee driveway in a 30 yard dumpster?
No. Concrete and other heavy debris go only in the 10, 15 or 20 yard, and each is loaded half full at most; past that the truck can't lift the box.
Is there a handling charge for concrete in the 10 yard?
There is no handling charge in the 10 yard. The 15 and the 20 carry the $150 handling charge for concrete and other heavy debris.
Do you take out paver patios as well as poured concrete?
In a dumpster, pavers count as heavy debris and follow the same half-full rule as concrete. For the crew to lift a paver patio or pool deck, describe it when you call and send a photo.
Do I need a permit to replace my driveway apron in Kissimmee?
Possibly. The apron at the street is often in the right-of-way, controlled by the City of Kissimmee or Osceola County depending on the address. Ask them before 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.