Demolition
We handle demolition on houses, mobile homes, garages, barns and carports, plus small commercial buildings. We also break out and haul off old concrete slabs and driveways. Free estimates across Acadiana.
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Debris removal is the part of a job most people put off. A pile of broken concrete, storm-snapped limbs or a caved-in shed sits there for months. We load it with an excavator or a compact track loader and haul it off. Elite Excavation Services runs out of New Iberia and covers Acadiana.
Most of our loads are construction and demolition debris. That means torn-out slabs, roofing, framing lumber, fence panels and metal siding. We also take storm debris and old piles that have sat at the back of a lot for years. If the pile came from demolition work in New Iberia, we handle both ends of it.
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Construction debris removal is most of what we load. Broken concrete, slab pieces, brick and block go in with an excavator bucket. Framing lumber, roofing, siding, fencing and torn-out decking load the same way. Weight is what the machine is for.
Demolition debris works the same, whether it came off a slab, a barn or a mobile home. We also take old piles that built up over years at the back of a lot. Burn piles that never burned down, stacked lumber and rusted roofing panels all load out. On an overgrown tract we pair this with land clearing on overgrown lots.
Storm debris removal is seasonal work in Acadiana. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, and August through October is the busy stretch. After a declared storm, parishes and cities open curbside debris pickup for a while. New Iberia has asked residents to sort piles into vegetative, construction and demolition, mixed debris and appliances.
Those piles go at the curb, clear of mailboxes, fire hydrants, water meters and power lines. New Iberia's guidance says contractors only pick up debris they can reach without entering private property. Debris inside your property line stays yours, and so does a pile the storm did not make. That side of it is our work, from New Iberia to storm cleanup in Lafayette.
Call and describe what is on the ground. We come look at it before quoting, and the estimate is free. Photos help if the lot is out of the way. Small piles often load out in a day.
On the day, the excavator or track loader does the lifting. The debris goes into a roll-off container or a dump trailer and leaves the property. When the pile is gone, the ground under it is usually rutted and low. We can finish with dirt work to level the spot so it drains and mows.
Free, no-obligation estimates across New Iberia and all of Acadiana.
(337) 201-0594From the first call to the last load of debris hauled off, here is how it goes.
Tell us what the property needs: a teardown, a cleared lot, a pad, a driveway. We take the details and line up a time to come look.
We come look at the lot, check equipment access and soil conditions, and price the whole job. The estimate is free and it holds.
Permits where the parish or city wants them, utility checks before a teardown, and a start date you can plan around.
The machines do the work, debris gets hauled off, and the property is left graded and clean, ready for whatever comes next.
Common questions about debris removal across New Iberia and all of Acadiana. If yours is not here, call and ask. The person who answers runs the jobs.
We handle demolition on houses, mobile homes, garages, barns and carports, plus small commercial buildings. We also break out and haul off old concrete slabs and driveways. Free estimates across Acadiana.
View Details We clear overgrown lots and acreage around New Iberia. That means underbrushing, brush removal, briars, vines and small trees. The vegetation leaves the property in dump trailers or roll-off containers.
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We do dirt work across Acadiana: house pads, site prep, lot grading and yard leveling. Our excavators and track loader move, spread and pack fill to the grade you need. Call for a free estimate.
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We build new gravel driveways and rebuild the ones that have washed out or gone to potholes. Crushed limestone gets shaped with a crown so rain runs to the sides. Free estimates around New Iberia and Acadiana.
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We install driveway culverts and replace crushed or rusted pipe across Acadiana. Every pipe gets set to the ditch grade so water drains instead of backing up. Free estimates on culvert installation in New Iberia and the surrounding parishes.
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We dig farm and recreational ponds on the clay around New Iberia. We also dredge ponds that have silted in and rebuild banks that went shallow. On crawfish ponds we handle the dirt: levee work and leveling.
View DetailsCompact excavators and a track loader work in town lots, back yards and farm gates. Tight access rarely stops a job, and the ground takes less damage than it would under bigger machines.
We live and work here, so Iberia Parish and the towns around it are short runs. Estimates happen fast and the machines show up when the schedule says they will.
Teardown, stumps, dirt, culvert, driveway: the same outfit can carry a property from overgrown or condemned to pad-ready. One schedule and one number instead of four subcontractors.
We price after looking at the property, the access and the ground. You get a real number before work starts, and the site is left clean when it ends.
Published guides put house demolition at $5 to $10 per square foot. See what a Louisiana teardown costs, what the parish and LDEQ require, and what moves the price.
Read more →Land clearing in Louisiana runs about $1,500 to $5,000 per acre depending on how thick the growth is. See what drives the price, what a small lot costs, and when you can burn.
Read more →A structure that needs to come down, a lot to clear, a pad to build, or a driveway that floods? Call or send the form. We come look at the property, price the job in person, and give you a number that holds. Estimates are free.
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