Corpus Christi Demolition Pros
Corpus Christi Demolition Pros specializes in chimney removal in Corpus Christi, TX. We provide our clients with end-to-end service for all their needs. Let us... more
Dumpster Dudez of South Texas
Get in touch with Dumpster Dudez of South Texas today for a fast and easy chimney removal quote. A reasonably priced demo service in your... more
Encompass Demolition & Concrete
At Encompass Demolition & Concrete, our commitment to your satisfaction is unwavering. From the initial consultation to the final touches of your chimney removal project, we... more
Equipment Pro Services, LLC
Equipment Pro Services, LLC knows how to handle small and simple projects as well as big and complex projects. Our demolition services include everything from... more
Holes South Texas, LLC
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Verrett Construction LLC
At Verrett Construction LLC, our passion is to create value, removing chimneys at an affordable price! Our years of experience and training have prepared us... more
Zuniga Constrution & Excavation LLC
If you're in need of reliable, safe, and transparent chimney removal services in or around Robstown, TX, look no further than Zuniga Constrution & Excavation LLC.... more
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What factors affect chimney removal cost?
Chimney Size
The size of your chimney has a huge impact on how much it will cost to remove it.
For example, if the chimney is large, spans multiple stories, or is part of the structure or foundation, then it will cost quite a bit more to remove than a simple "bolt-on," one-story chimney.
Chimney Materials & Debris
Likewise, the type of materials used to construct the chimney, and how much debris there is to dispose of, are two other factors affecting chimney removal cost. Most chimneys are made of brick and mortar, which are quite heavy and can be expensive to haul and dispose of.
If you are one of the few people in the United States with a metal chimney, it will be less to dispose of because it's relatively lightweight.
Contractor Choice
The contractor you hire will also play a role in cost. This is why it's key to shop around and find the best contractor for the job.
Each demolition quote you get will entail different things, so make sure you ask the right questions, like:
- How will the removal be done?
- How will you control dust?
- How will the materials be disposed of?