Demolition

When it’s time to tear down and clear the way for something new, you need a demolition company you can trust. Fayetteville Contractors provides full-service demolition and site clearing services for residential, commercial, and municipal properties.

Our demolition crews are equipped to safely remove buildings, concrete structures, and underground utilities, handling everything from permitting to debris disposal.

Demolition Services Include:

  • Full structure demolition (homes, barns, garages, commercial buildings)
  • Selective or interior demolition for remodels and renovations
  • Foundation and concrete slab removal
  • Asphalt and curb demolition
  • Material sorting and responsible disposal

We take safety seriously, follow all local demolition regulations, and ensure your site is cleared, clean, and ready for its next phase. Whether you’re a homeowner preparing to rebuild or a developer clearing land for construction, we’ll get it done right.

Demolition FAQs

What types of structures does Fayetteville Contractors demolish? 

We demolish a wide range of structures, including residential homes, barns, garages, commercial buildings, and municipal facilities. We perform full structure and selective interior demolitions safely and efficiently. 

Do I need a permit for demolition, and can FCI handle it? 

Most demolition projects require permits. Fayetteville Contractors assists with permitting and inspections to ensure compliance and timely project progression. 

What’s the difference between full and selective demolition? 

Full demolition removes entire structures including foundations and underground utilities. Selective demolition targets specific parts, such as interior walls or mechanical systems, typically for remodels or renovations. 

Does FCI offer concrete slab, curb, and asphalt removal? 

Yes. We specialize in removing concrete foundations, slabs, sidewalks, asphalt surfaces, and curbs. Post-demolition grading and site prep are also available. 

How is demolition debris handled? 

We sort materials for recycling when possible and haul debris away following local environmental regulations, leaving sites clean, safe, and ready for the next phase.