Quick Haul removes broken concrete, driveway tear-out debris, patio rubble, sidewalk pieces, pavers, slab chunks, and heavy construction debris across San Antonio, Boerne, and nearby Hill Country areas. Customers can call or text photos to 830-460-6115 for a fast quote.
Concrete is heavy and usually can't be handled by normal trash pickup. Our crew helps homeowners, contractors, landlords, property managers, remodelers, and landscapers get concrete disposal in San Antonio done safely — without a rented dumpster sitting on the driveway for a week.
A single cubic yard of broken concrete can weigh 3,000–4,000 pounds. That's why broken concrete haul-away is priced by volume, weight, and site access — not by a flat "junk removal" rate. Text photos of the pile to 830-460-6115 for the fastest, most accurate quote.
Send photos of the pile and site to 830-460-6115.
We size the load, factor access, and confirm price.
Our crew loads the concrete and hauls it away.
If it's concrete, masonry, or hardscape debris, we can probably haul it. Common concrete debris our San Antonio crew removes:
Full driveway tear-out chunks, curb pieces, and cracked slab sections.
Backyard patio demolition rubble and stamped concrete pieces.
Replaced or damaged sidewalk sections and walkway concrete.
Shed pads, garage slabs, and foundation slab pieces.
CMU, cinder block, and retaining wall blocks.
Old paver patios, driveways, and walkway pavers.
Brick piles from tear-outs, walls, and hardscape demo.
Mortar chunks, mixed masonry rubble, and grout debris.
Broken pool decking, coping, and pool-side slab pieces.
Curb pieces, walkway slabs, and edging concrete.
Jobsite concrete pours, offcuts, and remodel debris.
Concrete mixed with soil, gravel, or landscaping material.
Most concrete removal calls we take in San Antonio come from a handful of real-world situations. If yours sounds like any of these, we've done it before:
Most homeowners don't have the equipment, trailer capacity, or disposal access for broken concrete — and hauling it in the back of a half-ton pickup is a good way to blow out a suspension. Quick Haul brings trailers rated for the load, hand labor for smaller piles, and equipment for bigger driveway and slab tear-outs. When access allows, our crew loads the concrete debris for you.
Photos help us estimate the amount, weight, trailer space, labor, and disposal or recycling options. Text a few shots (including something for scale) to 830-460-6115 and we'll come back with a firm quote.
We don't post fake flat rates for concrete haul-away because no two piles are the same. Concrete disposal pricing depends on:
Quick Haul gives fast, custom quotes by phone or text. Call 830-460-6115 or see our hauling and trailer pricing.
Clean concrete — slab pieces, driveway chunks, sidewalk sections, blocks, or pavers with no attached trash or contamination — often has more disposal and recycling options. That can help keep the load cost down.
Concrete mixed with trash, treated wood, chemicals, asphalt, or contaminated soil may need to go to a different facility and can affect pricing. If you're unsure what's in the pile, text photos to 830-460-6115 and we'll sort it out.
Quick Haul removes concrete and heavy debris across San Antonio and the surrounding Hill Country, including:
Quick Haul can remove most broken concrete and heavy debris, but we may not accept hazardous waste, contaminated soil, chemicals, paint, oil, asbestos, or materials that require special disposal. If your concrete has rebar, asphalt, or mixed debris, send photos to 830-460-6115 first so we can quote the job properly.
Based here — from Stone Oak and Alamo Heights out to Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch.
Text photos of the pile and get a firm quote back — usually within the hour.
Most concrete haul-off jobs are scheduled the same day or the next day.
The right trailers, load limits, and equipment to move concrete safely.
You approve the price before we start. No guessing, no surprises.
Our crew handles the loading — you don't need to move the pile to the curb.
Helpful for homeowners, contractors, landlords, property managers, remodelers, landscapers, and small construction crews who need concrete gone without a dumpster rental.
Do you remove broken concrete in San Antonio?
Yes. Quick Haul removes broken concrete, driveway debris, patio rubble, sidewalk pieces, pavers, slab chunks, concrete blocks, and other heavy construction debris across San Antonio and nearby areas.
Do I have to load the concrete myself?
In many cases, no. Quick Haul can load concrete debris for you when the crew can safely access it. Texting photos to 830-460-6115 helps us understand the amount, chunk size, access, and loading difficulty.
Can you haul concrete mixed with dirt or rock?
Yes, we can often haul concrete mixed with dirt, rock, gravel, pavers, or landscaping debris. Send photos so we can confirm the material and quote the job correctly.
How much does concrete disposal cost?
Pricing depends on volume, weight, access, loading difficulty, whether the concrete is clean or mixed, and the disposal or recycling location. Photos are the fastest way to get an accurate quote.
Can you remove concrete from a driveway or patio demolition?
Yes. Quick Haul removes concrete piles left after driveway, patio, sidewalk, slab, walkway, and backyard demolition projects.
What areas do you serve?
Quick Haul serves San Antonio, Boerne, Helotes, Shavano Park, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Fair Oaks Ranch, New Braunfels, and nearby Hill Country communities.
Ready to get that broken concrete hauled off?
Call, text photos, or send a Quick Quote — most San Antonio jobs booked same-day or next-day.
“Bill and his crew were AMAZING!! Very professional and timely and they do not skip corners. I had called and talked to Bill and they were out there the next day with a full crew to help me clear old concrete off a job site.”
“Quick Haul, especially Morgan and Michael were great! We feared they would bring in a skid steer to haul away three pickup loads of rock, concrete and dirt. Didn't want our road torn up. They did it all by hand!”
“The same day I called to have concrete and rocks removed, Joe and his assistant showed up to look at the job and confirm the price.”