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To estimate concrete removal costs, determine the area of the concrete by multiplying the width and length. The result will give you the square footage. Then, multiply the square footage by the cost of concrete removal, which is $2 to $6 per square foot for concrete up to 6 inches thick. For thicker concrete, double the square footage costs to get your estimate. 

Disposal costs are often factored into the cost per square foot, but check your contract. If concrete disposal is not included, you’ll pay $50 to $100 per ton.

Accepted materials include construction debris, office furniture, and general waste. Hazardous items may require special handling.

Good news—asphalt shingles, including architectural shingles, are easily recycled. Talk to your roofing contractor to find out if recycling options are available in your area.

If recycling isn't available, your roofing contractor may recommend renting a dumpster, if your project is on the large side, or collecting the shingles in contractor bags to throw them away. Another option may be to donate new or gently used shingles to a local nonprofit.

To choose the right demolition contractor, look for licensed and insured professionals with experience in the specific type of demolition you need. Check their references, read customer reviews, and ensure they have a good safety record. It’s important to confirm they handle necessary permits and debris disposal. Additionally, get multiple quotes to compare prices and services, and choose a contractor who communicates clearly and meets your project needs.