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Demolition Contractor in Moore, OK
Storm-damaged structures taken down, old slabs and driveways broken out before the new pour, and hot tubs, pools, decks and fences removed across Moore.
Moore's houses carry the record of its weather. Whole streets were rebuilt after 1999 and again after 2013, so a newer house often stands right beside one from the 1960s or 70s. It's a big, busy suburb along I-35 between Oklahoma City and Norman, and a lot of property changes hands.
For demolition, that means two kinds of work: tearing out what a storm wrecked so the rebuild can start, and the ordinary teardowns any older suburb produces. Moore is about 18 miles from our shop in Mustang.
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From storm teardown to new pour in Moore
After a bad storm, the first job is getting the damaged structure and the debris off the lot. When a house or garage can't be repaired, demolition comes before anything else, and we clear the whole lot instead of leaving a pile at the curb. The cleanup side is on our storm cleanup page and in our storm debris guide.
A rebuild leaves its own trail. Old slabs and driveways get broken out before the new pour, and we load that concrete and haul it off with concrete removal. Then comes the regrade, and we deliver the topsoil for it.
Between storms, it's backyard work. Fence lines and old decks get torn out. Hot tubs and above-ground pools nobody uses anymore come out, too; see pool removal. The older streets also bring estate cleanouts, which our cleanouts crew handles.
- Storm-damaged structures that can't be repaired
- Old slabs and driveways before a new pour
- Topsoil delivered for the regrade
- Hot tubs and above-ground pools
- Fence and deck teardowns
Moore rules to know
As of fall 2026, Moore doesn't post a demolition permit page. That isn't the same as saying no permit is needed. Call the city offices before anything comes down; Moore City Hall is at 301 N. Broadway.
Where Moore is clear is debris. Every residence gets two free big-trash pickups a year, booked by calling (405) 793-5070, and residents can pick up one free voucher a year at City Hall for the Oklahoma City Landfill, 7001 S. Bryant Ave. Neither the pickups nor the voucher covers construction materials, shingles, sheetrock, concrete or landscaping boulders. A broken-out driveway, a torn-off roof or the sheetrock from a gutted room has to go another way, and those are the loads we haul.
Storm limbs go out on one of those same two big-trash pickups, cut shorter than 10 feet. Our demolition permit guide has what the cities around Moore post. Before the job is scheduled, it's worth settling who applies for any permit: the owner or the contractor.
As of fall 2026. Rules, forms and contacts change — check with the city before you plan around them.
From the city's own pages
Moore demolition questions
- Does Moore require a demolition permit?
- Moore doesn't post a demolition permit page as of fall 2026, and that doesn't mean none is needed. Call the city offices and ask what your project requires before anything comes down.
- Can an old slab or driveway go out on a Moore big-trash pickup?
- No. Concrete is on the list Moore's big-trash pickups and landfill voucher won't take, along with shingles, sheetrock and other construction materials. Breaking out the concrete and hauling it is work we do.
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