Structure Demolition
Homes, barns and commercial buildings brought down safely, from a single structure to a full site.
Our Services
Structures torn down, concrete and foundations removed, and the site regraded and cleared — from a single teardown to full-scale earthmoving. Family owned and operated since 1967.
Demolition & Earthmoving
Whether it's an old barn, a fire-damaged home or a commercial building that's run its course, Jerry Cheshire Land Clearing Services brings it down safely and hauls off what's left. Structures, concrete and foundations all come out — and the earthmoving to regrade the site afterward is handled by the same crew and equipment, no separate contractor needed.
With the equipment for a small teardown or a full commercial demolition, and over 50 years of local experience, we clear the site down to bare, graded ground and ready it for whatever comes next.
What We Do
From bringing a structure down to grading the site afterward, we handle every step of the teardown.
Homes, barns and commercial buildings brought down safely, from a single structure to a full site.
Slabs, foundations and driveways broken up and removed, right down to bare ground.
Interior walls, fixtures and partial teardowns handled without disturbing what stays standing.
Demolition debris hauled off as the work progresses, so material never piles up on site.
The site cut, filled and regraded once the structure's down, ready for its next use.
Final grading and cleanup leave the site clear, level and ready for what's next.
How It Works
Tell us what needs to come down, and we provide a free, no-obligation estimate based on your site and the scope of work.
We assess the structure, utilities and access, and line up the right equipment for a safe teardown.
Structures and concrete are brought down and debris hauled off as the work progresses.
The site is graded and cleared, left ready for whatever comes next.
Questions
Yes — from a single house or barn to a full commercial building, we have the equipment and experience for teardowns of any size.
Concrete, foundations and demolition debris are broken up and hauled off as part of the job, so your site is left clear — not piled up with leftover material.
Most demolition work requires a local permit. We can help you understand what your project needs and work with you through the process.
Every teardown is different, so we provide a free, no-obligation estimate based on the structure, site access and scope of work before anything begins.
Free Estimates
Tell us about your project and we’ll get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote — or give us a call and talk it through.