Commercial Concrete Removal & Replacement
Replace the Concrete Your Property Uses Every Day
Broken curbs, deteriorating sidewalks, and damaged concrete around catch basins need attention both at the surface and beneath it. Replacement includes removing damaged sections and preparing the ground before pouring new concrete.
Lucas Excavating handles commercial concrete removal and replacement throughout Sterling Heights and Metro Detroit. That means one contractor coordinates demolition, hauling, grading, formwork, and pouring, giving property owners and general contractors fewer stages to manage.
Commercial Concrete We Remove & Replace
Michigan winters leave their mark on commercial properties. Plows damage curbs, salt and temperature changes wear down sidewalks, and washout can undermine concrete around catch basins. Replacement addresses the affected area from removal through the new pour. A site review helps establish which sections need work and what preparation is required underneath.
Commercial Sidewalks
Removal and replacement of deteriorated sidewalk sections to renew walking surfaces around commercial properties. Work includes hauling, ground preparation, formwork, and pouring.
Concrete Curbs
Replacement of broken and plow-damaged curbs to restore defined edges around parking areas and driveways. Damaged sections are removed before the replacement area is prepared and formed.
Concrete Around Catch Basins
Removal and replacement of concrete affected by washout or collapse around catch basins, including ground preparation, formwork, and pouring. The scope covers the concrete around the basin.
One Contractor From Tearout Through the New Pour
Concrete replacement involves several connected tasks. After demolition and hauling, the ground needs preparation before setting forms and pouring new concrete.
Lucas can handle that complete sequence or take on an agreed portion as a subcontractor. Defining those responsibilities upfront lets your project team plan around what Lucas will complete and what other crews will handle.
Talk to Lucas Excavating About Your Project
Serving Sterling Heights and surrounding Metro Detroit.
Know What Your Concrete Estimate Covers
Square footage and existing concrete thickness affect the amount of demolition and hauling. Equipment access, ground conditions, and the size of the replacement area also shape the work involved.
A firsthand review helps connect those conditions to the estimate. The scope identifies removal, preparation, and replacement work so you can see which stages are included. We research permit requirements for the project and location.