Twin Cities Concrete Demolition serves St. Louis Park with full-service demolition, concrete removal, and asphalt tear-out. From the older homes around Fern Hill and Birchwood to the newer Excelsior & Grand area, we tear out aging concrete and asphalt across one of the metro's most established first-ring suburbs.
St. Louis Park is older than most Twin Cities suburbs — a lot of homes were built between the 1920s and 1950s. That means decades of frost heave, settlement, and base failure have done their work on the original concrete. You can't pour new concrete over a failed slab and expect it to last. The old material has to come out clean.
We've worked across St. Louis Park — alley garages in Fern Hill, driveway tear-outs near Browndale Park, commercial concrete demo along Excelsior Boulevard. Most residential jobs finish in a single day. Same-day estimates, same-week scheduling, licensed and insured for Hennepin County.
Whatever the job is — driveway, garage, patio, slab, full site — we tear it out, haul it off, and leave you with a clean property. One call, one crew, done.
St. Louis Park homes — especially in the older neighborhoods — have some quirks worth knowing up front. A lot of garages sit on alleys with tight access. Many driveways were poured in the 1940s and '50s and have unknown thickness or hidden reinforcement. We come prepared.
Every job starts with a site walk. We check slab condition where we can, look at alley vs. street access, and decide if partial cuts are needed. A concrete saw scores clean break lines, then a skid steer with a breaker chunks the slab into liftable sections straight into our dump trailer.
After the slab is out, we sweep for stray rebar and aggregate, and address subbase prep if needed. Older St. Louis Park concrete often hides soft spots and decades of seasonal shifting — we flag what we see so your concrete contractor isn't surprised when they pour.
Everything leaves with us the same day in our own dump trailers. No dumpster sitting in your alley or driveway. Most residential St. Louis Park jobs are completely cleared in four to seven hours.
Most residential demolition and concrete removal in St. Louis Park runs $3–$8 per square foot for concrete or $2–$5 per square foot for asphalt. A standard two-car driveway typically falls between $1,200 and $2,500. Residential garage demos run $1,500–$3,500.
St. Louis Park's older concrete sometimes has unknown thickness or stacked overlays from decades of patchwork. Driveways that were used as parking pads or have multiple layers of asphalt overlaid on top of original concrete cost more to remove because of total material weight to haul.
Access in St. Louis Park varies. Many alley garages have tight access — we have skid steers sized for residential alleys and hand-tool crews when alleys won't fit equipment. Newer neighborhoods near Excelsior & Grand have wider open access. We walk every site before quoting so the price reflects actual conditions.
For most concrete and asphalt removal on private property in St. Louis Park, no permit is required. You're taking out something that's already there. The exception is anything that touches the public right-of-way — sidewalks the city maintains, driveway aprons, or curb cuts. Those require coordination with St. Louis Park Engineering.
Garage demolition, shed removal, or any structure on a foundation requires a demolition permit through the City of St. Louis Park Inspection Services department. The process is straightforward and turnaround is typically a few business days. We can coordinate with your contractor or handle the application directly.
St. Louis Park also has specific tree protection ordinances in older neighborhoods. If your demo work is near a significant tree, there may be tree protection requirements. We're familiar with these and plan equipment paths to protect mature trees. Flag specific concerns during the estimate.
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St. Louis Park has older housing than most Twin Cities suburbs. We've torn out plenty of 1940s and '50s concrete — we know the era and the quirks.
A lot of St. Louis Park garages sit on tight alleys. Our skid steers are sized for residential alley access and we have hand-tool crews when alleys won't fit equipment.
Concrete and asphalt leave with us. No dumpster cluttering your alley or driveway.
Older neighborhoods have mature trees worth protecting. We plan equipment paths around root zones and use rubber-tracked skid steers.
Fully licensed and insured for residential and commercial demolition. Your property is protected on every job.
St. Louis Park homeowners call us because we answer the phone live and we show up when we say we will.
We're based in North Minneapolis — drive time to most St. Louis Park addresses is 15–20 minutes. Same-day estimate response, typically on-site within 24 hours.
Private-property concrete or asphalt removal generally doesn't require a permit. Structure demo (garage, shed, etc.) requires a permit through the City of St. Louis Park Inspection Services department. ROW work needs Engineering coordination.
Concrete removal runs $3–$8 per square foot, asphalt runs $2–$5 per square foot. A standard two-car driveway typically falls between $1,200 and $2,500. Garage demos run $1,500–$3,500.
Yes. A lot of older St. Louis Park garages sit on alleys with limited room. Our skid steers are sized for residential alley access. If the alley is too tight, we have hand-tool crews who can break and load material the old way.
Yes. We've pulled up driveways that turned out to be 6+ inches of stacked overlays on a failed original base. Costs more to haul because of the weight, but the process is the same — full tear-out, full removal, clean site.
Yes. Every garage demolition we do includes the foundation slab unless you specifically want it left. Structure down, slab out, everything hauls off the same day.
Yes. St. Louis Park has tree protection ordinances we take seriously. We plan equipment paths to avoid root zones, use rubber-tracked skid steers, and can use temporary protection barriers.
Yes. Saturday and Sunday 8AM–4PM. A lot of first-ring homeowners prefer weekend demo for less disruption — weekend slots fill first.
St. Louis Park is one of our primary service areas. We also work across the full Twin Cities metro for residential and commercial demolition, concrete removal, and asphalt tear-out.