Demolition Services in Gold Hill, NC and Surrounding Towns
Take down the old shed, clear out an aging mobile home, or break up a cracked slab, and let one local team haul every piece away in our own dumpsters.
Demolition and Hauling Handled by One Local Team
Most demolition jobs create two problems: taking the structure down and getting rid of everything left behind. Unlimited Transport Services handles both. We take the structure apart and load the debris straight into our own roll off dumpsters, so you aren't coordinating a demolition crew from one company and a container from another.
Our dumpsters range from 12 to 30 yards, which lets us match the container to the size of the job. A small deck might fit in a 12 yard container. A full mobile home or an old barn may call for a larger container or more than one haul. Typical debris from our demolition work includes:
- Wood framing, decking boards, and plywood
- Drywall, paneling, cabinets, and interior trim
- Asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and siding
- Concrete from patios, walkways, and small slabs
- Old flooring, carpet, and fixtures
- Metal framing and skirting from mobile homes
Residential Demolition for Rural Lots and Neighborhood Homes
Around Gold Hill, Rockwell, and Richfield, plenty of properties still have an old tobacco barn, a sagging carport, or a shed that has been leaning for years. Closer to Salisbury, Concord, and the Lake Norman towns, the need is more often an interior tear-out before a remodel. Our residential demolition work covers both kinds of property.
If you own a rental house or a small commercial building, we also take on smaller commercial demolition, such as interior tear-outs between tenants. Here are the projects we see most often:
- Shed demolition for rotted, storm-damaged, or unwanted outbuildings
- Mobile home demolition to clear a lot for a new home or before a sale
- Barn and carport structure demolition on farms and acreage
- Deck demolition when boards have gone soft or a rebuild is planned
- Concrete demolition and concrete removal for old patios, pads, and walkways
- Light demolition inside the home, like pulling out a kitchen, bathroom, or flooring
From Your First Call to a Cleared Site
Every demolition job is a little different, so we start with a conversation instead of a price list. Here is how a typical project moves from the first call to a clean patch of ground.
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Step 1: Describe the Project
Call and tell us what's coming down, roughly how big it is, and where it sits on your property. Photos help a lot. We'll talk through the scope with you and put together a custom quote.
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Step 2: Schedule the Work and Delivery
We pick a day that works for you and bring the right size roll off dumpster to the site. We place it where our truck can reach and where it stays out of your way.
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Step 3: Tear Down and Load
Our team takes the structure apart and loads debris directly into the dumpster as we go. That keeps nails, boards, and broken concrete from piling up across your yard.
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Step 4: Demolition Debris Hauling
Once the job is done or the container is full, we haul it away. Bigger projects may need a container swap partway through, and we'll plan for that up front.
Why Property Owners Choose Us as Their Demolition Contractor
Hiring someone to tear down a structure means trusting them on your land, near your home, your driveway, and your trees. You want a team that shows up, works carefully, and leaves the site clean.
For four years, Unlimited Transport Services has been hauling debris out of yards, farms, and job sites across Rowan County and the surrounding area. Demolition is a natural fit for a company that already owns the trucks and containers to carry it all off.
We Own the Dumpsters We Load
Your debris goes straight into our containers and leaves on our trucks. There's no waiting on a separate rental company, and one call covers the whole job.
Based Right Here in Gold Hill
We know the back roads out toward High Rock Lake and the traffic along I-85. A local team means easier scheduling and someone nearby if plans change.
Reachable Any Hour of the Day
We answer the phone 24/7. If a storm drops a tree on your shed overnight, you can call us right away instead of waiting until Monday morning.
How Demolition Pricing and Debris Removal Costs Work
We quote demolition project by project, because no two structures come down the same way. Your quote reflects what's being removed, the materials involved, how easy the site is to reach, and how much debris needs to be hauled.
Weight matters as much as volume. Concrete, brick, and roofing fill a container's weight allowance quickly, so we plan the dumpster size around what's in the structure. Here's what to expect:
- One custom quote covering the teardown and demolition debris removal together
- Dumpster delivery and pickup built into your quote
- Each dumpster includes a set amount of tonnage
- A $62 per ton charge may apply if debris goes over the included tonnage
- Custom quotes for larger, extended, or specialized projects
- Planning your own teardown? A 12 yard rental is $325 and a 24 yard is $425, or see our construction dumpster rental options and the 30 yard dumpster rental for bigger loads
Demolition Across Rowan County and Nearby Towns
Demolition Services Questions From Property Owners
What size dumpster will my demolition project need?
It depends on what's coming down and what it's made of. A small shed or deck usually fits in a smaller container, while a mobile home, barn, or heavy concrete job may need a larger size or more than one haul. We'll recommend the right fit when we talk through your project.
Do I need a permit to tear down a shed or mobile home?
Rules vary by town and county, so check with your local planning or inspections office before work begins. It's also smart to have utilities like power, water, and gas disconnected ahead of time. We're happy to talk through your plans when you call.
How long does a demolition job take?
That depends on the size of the structure, the materials, and how easy the site is to reach. We don't guess at a timeline over a generic price sheet. Once we understand your project, we'll set a schedule together.
Can you remove just a concrete patio or walkway?
Yes. Concrete demolition is one of the jobs we handle, from old patios to walkways and small slabs. Concrete is heavy, so we plan the container around weight to help you avoid going over the included tonnage.
Ready to Clear That Old Structure Off Your Property?
That leaning shed, empty mobile home, or crumbling patio won't take itself down. Tell us what you're looking at, and we'll give you a straight answer and a custom quote that covers the teardown and the haul-off. Call (980) 565-5012 any time, day or night, or send us the details online.
