
Barn Demolition
Our team plans barn demolition around the property, access, and the result you need.

Barns, silos and grain bins come down and the yard is left level and clear in Edmonton, Alberta.Quotes are free and written, and insurance plus WCB coverage sit behind every job.
Old farmyards hold more than one building, and each comes down to its own plan. We take the barn, silos, bins and pads in one visit, so you finish with a single quote and a level site.

Trusted farm demolition crews ready
We inspect the farm demolition job, write the price, and book a date that suits you.
Each building needs its own approach, and most yards hold three or four of them.
One crew takes the whole yard, from the first silo ring to the last load off the property.
Barns, quonsets, silos, bins and pads are all part of the same scheduled visit.
Pads and foundation holes are filled, compacted and levelled for the next build.
Sound boards and beams are stacked for you while the rest is sorted by type.
Gate width, lane surface and machine reach are checked before any haul is booked.
Our phone runs Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 20:00, so a farm visit is easy to arrange.
Utility Safety Partners marks the buried runs and the services are capped before work.
Our crew works out of Edmonton and takes farm teardowns across the city's rural edge, from Horse Hill and Big Lake out past the county lines.
Barns, silos, bins, quonsets and machine sheds all fall inside the same schedule, and the same crew stays on the yard from the first cut to the last load.
Every job starts with locates.

Our team plans barn demolition around the property, access, and the result you need.

Each silo & grain bin removal visit is assessed first, priced clearly, and finished with the work area in order.

Call 780-695-4600 or send the address and photos of the buildings.
We visit, measure each structure and check access, utilities and buried lines.
You get a free itemised quote covering teardown, hauling, disposal and backfill.
The crew dismantles, hauls and grades, then walks the finished yard with you.


Older houses come down with the foundation and pad removed, so the lot is ready for an infill build.

We strip kitchens, walls and flooring while the structure stays protected, so your renovation starts on a clean shell.

Units and buildings are cleared around your operating hours, so the next fit-out starts on schedule.

Slabs, footings and basement walls are broken and hauled, so the ground is ready to backfill.

Debris leaves and clean fill goes in, compacted and graded so the lot is build-ready.

Loads are sorted on site and hauled in our own trailers, so metal and concrete get a second use.

Barns, silos and grain bins are dismantled and hauled, so the farmyard is level and open again.

Machine work handles the digging and grading, so levels are set and the site is stable.




















Yes. Barns, pole sheds, quonsets, concrete stave silos, corrugated steel bins and the pads under them all come down in the same visit. The crew sorts steel and concrete as it works, so you finish with a clear, level farmyard, and progress stays easy to follow.
Samples go to a lab before anything is disturbed. If the results confirm asbestos in old siding or vermiculite insulation, the material is dealt with under Alberta rules before the structure comes down. That keeps the crew, the property and the surrounding yard protected.
Often yes, and the rules sit with the county or municipal district that holds the property. We check the requirements for your address and confirm the approvals before the first cut, so your booked date stands, which keeps the whole visit calm and well planned.
Cost depends on barn size and height, how far the machines travel from the road, the foundation, and the volume of debris. You receive a free written quote itemised by structure, so teardown, hauling and disposal are all visible before work starts, so the next step is clear and easy to take.
Sorting happens on site as the buildings come apart. Bin steel, quonset panels and roofing tin go for recycling, and clean concrete is crushed for fill. Boards and beams that still hold up are set aside, so usable material stays on the farm.
Send the address and building list, and our crew replies with a visit window and a free quote.