
House Demolition
We take down older houses and clear the lot, so infill builds start on open ground.

We take down leaning silos and rusted grain bins, then leave your acreage clear and level.Full insurance and WCB coverage back every teardown.
We empty, strip and dismantle the bin, break out the pad and haul the steel in our own trucks. The crew works around fences, feeders and overhead lines, so your acreage ends up clean, level and ready for the next build.

Each structure gets its own sequence, gear and disposal plan before the crew arrives.
Acreage owners around Edmonton call us when an old bin no longer earns its place.
We run the whole removal with our own crew, trucks and cutting gear, from the first locate request to the final load of scrap.
One visit covers dismantling, the pad and the cleanup.
One team handles the dismantling, the concrete and the hauling, so nothing waits on another trade.
The same crew dismantles the bin, breaks the pad and hauls the steel.
We haul every load ourselves, so no bin rental lands on your invoice.
Full insurance and WCB coverage apply to every silo teardown we schedule.
Your quote covers dismantling, disposal and footing breakout before work begins.
Our line runs Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 20:00, so scheduling stays simple.
We reach acreages near Nisku, Ardrossan, Morinville, Calmar and Fort Saskatchewan.

Tell us the bin type, size and yard access, and we book a visit.
We check the shell, footings, services and the crane setup position.
Your quote lists dismantling, hauling, pad breakout and the start date.
We dismantle, haul, backfill and grade, then walk the clear site with you.

Trusted farm demolition crews ready
We inspect the farm demolition job, write the price, and book a date that suits you.

We take down older houses and clear the lot, so infill builds start on open ground.

We strip interiors and protect the structure that stays, which leaves rooms ready for new finishes.

We clear units and buildings for the next fit-out, and nearby businesses keep trading.

We break out pads, footings and basement walls to depth, so the site is ready to rebuild.

We clear debris, backfill and rough grade the lot, so the ground is stable and usable.

We sort and haul every load in our own trucks, which leaves a clean, tidy property.

We dismantle barns, sheds and outbuildings across the region, leaving the farmyard clear.

We excavate, move soil and compact the base, so the finished lot is ready for construction.
Empty, clean bins come down faster and safer. We handle the cleaning inside the job, clearing caked grain, moldy residue and nesting debris before any panel is cut. The shell is then ready for dismantling, and the steel leaves your yard as sorted scrap.
Yes. We lower staves and hoops in a controlled sequence from a rigging point at the top, so the fence, feeders and nearby bins stay untouched. Bracing goes on before anyone climbs, and the footprint is left level once the last hoop is down, so decisions are straightforward at every stage.
The pad and stem wall footings sit inside the quote. We break out concrete to the depth you need, then backfill and rough grade the footprint. That gives you a clear base for a new shop, yard or house on the old bin site, and progress stays easy to follow.
Rules vary between Leduc County, Strathcona County and Parkland County, so we check the requirement for your quarter section and confirm it in writing. Approval is arranged before we schedule, which keeps your removal date firm and your build plan intact, which keeps the whole visit calm and well planned.
Power to the aeration fan and unload auger is locked out first, and the gas line at the dryer is capped before any cutting starts. Those steps follow the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta OHS Code, so the crew works on a dead, confirmed site, leaving the property safer, cleaner and ready to use.
Send the bin size, location and access notes, and we reply with a site visit time and a free quote.