Gravel, concrete, lawn and turf removal in Phoenix

Removals are quoted on the measured area and what is under it, so there is no flat rate to print here. Outline the areas on the map on this page for a first idea, or ask for a quote and we measure on site. Estimates are free, and we are licensed, bonded and insured.

Yes. Gravel is reused in other areas or other projects whenever possible, and the rest goes to the inert landfill, the least toxic kind. Living sod is repurposed in other yards when it can be, otherwise it goes to the regular landfill, where it actually helps build soil. Artificial turf goes to the inert landfill. Dump fees are extra where they apply.

No. Fake grass is hotter than the air around it and it kills the soil life underneath, so we never reinstall it. It goes to the inert landfill until there is a better way to dispose of it.

Not always. A living lawn does cool a Phoenix yard, but it is thirsty. If nobody uses it, we like to reduce it or remove it entirely. If you do use it, we improve the soil structure and add species diversity so it needs less water.

Removal is usually the first phase of a bigger plan: basins for rainwater, irrigation, shade trees and plantings follow. If you do not have a plan yet, the free consultation is the place to start, and the design phase gives you one.

The Phoenix metro, from Buckeye to Apache Junction and Anthem to Queen Creek. Crews and equipment are local, which is what keeps the price fair. Outside the Valley we can still design the work and point you to someone good nearby.