Concrete Removal · St. Cloud, Osceola County
Concrete removal in St. Cloud, FL
Concrete removal in St. Cloud, Osceola County, is full service at $1.50–$2.00 per square foot: the crew breaks up the driveway, walk, patio, pool deck, shed pad or barn floor with skid steers, breakers and saws, loads it, hauls it off and rakes the ground. A 10 yard dumpster is the do-it-yourself option. Call (407) 860-8640.
A 1909 veterans' colony and its newer edge
St. Cloud began in 1909 as a colony for Union Army veterans on the south shore of East Lake Tohopekaliga and was incorporated in 1915. It still shows in the old downtown grid around New York Avenue, the oldest part of town, where the sidewalks, porch steps and garage slabs have plenty of years on them. Head east along Narcoossee Road or out toward Harmony and the picture changes: newer subdivisions with paver driveways, poured lanais and pool decks. Around the edges there is acreage as well.
The slabs you find around St. Cloud, and the right way to remove each
Every row below is priced from the same published numbers; what changes is which route makes sense.
| The slab | Where it turns up in St. Cloud | Sensible route |
|---|---|---|
| Old walk, porch step or garage floor | The grid near New York Avenue and the lakefront | Full service, or a 10 yard at $375 loaded half full at most, no handling charge |
| Shed pad or barn floor | Acreage lots outside the center of town | Full service; thickness decides where it lands in $1.50–$2.00 per sq ft |
| Older ranch-house driveway | Established neighborhoods around downtown | Full service, or a 15 or 20 yard at $600 or $645 including the $150 handling charge, half full at most |
| Pool deck or lanai slab | Newer subdivisions along Narcoossee Road | Full service; backyard access decides the machine |
| Anything headed for a 30 or 40 yard | — | Not accepted: heavy debris goes in the 10, 15 or 20 only |
Acreage jobs: barn floors, shed pads and old farm slabs
Past the edge of town, the concrete can be the floor of a pole barn that came down, a pad under an old shed or a well house, a slab where a mobile home used to sit. Those jobs are about reach: the slab may be a long way from the road, across grass or soft sand. Access is part of what sets the price, so say what the ground is like. If you would rather run a machine yourself, the loaders on the equipment rental page are compact track loaders, which suit that ground. If the barn or shed itself still has to come down first, the deck and shed demolition page covers sizing the box for the lumber and metal.
Breaking it yourself and renting a box in St. Cloud
An owner with a tractor or a rented machine often just needs somewhere for the rubble. Three sizes take concrete — the 10, the 15 and the 20 — and each one is filled to half the box at most, because a fuller load is more than the truck can lift. The 10 carries no handling charge; the 15 and the 20 carry $150. The 30 and the 40 take no heavy debris at all, however much room is left. Keep the concrete clean of trash and wood; the what-can-go-in guide lists what is refused, and the weight guide explains why a box of broken slab weighs what it does.
Before the slab comes out: the HOA out east, the right-of-way everywhere
In Harmony, the association's Design Review Committee must approve exterior changes in writing before work begins, and newer subdivisions along Narcoossee may have HOA rules of their own; get any approval in writing before the old driveway comes out. Downtown and in the older neighborhoods, the concern is the apron: the stretch where a driveway meets the street is often public right-of-way, handled by the City of St. Cloud or by Osceola County depending on the address. Ask them what they require before the new pour. This page does not quote permit rules or fees.
Se habla español
Spanish-speaking customers in St. Cloud can call or text in Spanish, and the St. Cloud page is also published in Spanish.
How to order in St. Cloud
Call (407) 860-8640 or text photos of the slab with the St. Cloud address and rough measurements. For acreage, say how far the slab is from the road and what the ground is like between. Most requests hear back the same day; Sunday requests hear back on Monday. Or use the quote form. Dumpster rental on its own lives on the St. Cloud service-area page.
Questions from St. Cloud
What does concrete removal cost in St. Cloud?
$1.50 to $2.00 per square foot, break-up and haul included. Thickness, rebar and access decide where in that range a job lands.
Can the crew reach a barn slab with no paved drive to it?
Describe the route, any gates and the distance from the road when you call, and send photos. Access is part of what sets the price within the range.
How full can I load a dumpster with concrete?
Half full at most, in the 10, 15 or 20 yard. The 30 and the 40 don't take concrete or other heavy debris.
Is the handling charge the same in every size?
No. The 10 yard has no handling charge; the 15 and the 20 carry the $150 handling charge for heavy debris.
I'm in Harmony. Anything different?
The per-square-foot price is the same. Harmony is a planned community with its own design rules, so check them before replacing a driveway or patio.
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.