A lot of Jensen properties carry layers of history: a pump house from one owner, a lean-to from the next, a slab nobody remembers putting in. Before any of it comes down, we sort out what stays, what goes, and what’s tied into power or water. That sorting is where most demolition jobs are won or lost.
Jensen sits low on the river at about 4,760 feet, so wet spring ground and soft spots near irrigation are real factors when heavy machines roll in. We plan access routes, keep equipment off septic and drain fields, and haul every load out so your lot is ready to farm, sell, or build on.
Planned teardowns of aging barns, sheds, homes, and shops across Jensen, with the lot cleared when the last wall is down.
Interior demo for Jensen homes and buildings getting a new layout, from stripping drywall to pulling cabinets and old flooring.
Removal of worn concrete pads, sidewalks, and asphalt drives on Jensen properties, broken up and trucked away.
Debris cleanup and haul off for Jensen sites, including piles left over from storm damage or a do it yourself teardown.
Most demolition in Utah needs an asbestos inspection first through the Utah DAQ, unless the building is a residence of four or fewer units built in 1992 or later. Plan on about 10 working days for the notice period.
If you’re rebuilding, Uintah County footings go at least 30 inches below grade, so we clear old footings deep enough for the new work. Any digging needs a Blue Stakes call first.
Before anything comes down in Jensen, we confirm power, gas, and water are off and mark a clear work zone around the structure.
We size machines to the job, using smaller equipment near fences and wells and heavier gear when a big barn needs to come down.
Corrals, trees, ditches, and anything else you're keeping get flagged and worked around so the teardown stays where it belongs.
We pull nails, scrap, and broken concrete out of the dirt and haul it all, leaving your Jensen lot open and level.
We come out to your Jensen property, look over the structure, access, and ground conditions, and give you a straight quote.
We line up utility shutoffs, check whether the building needs an asbestos inspection, and decide the order things come down.
The structure comes down in a controlled sequence, with the crew watching overhead lines, neighbors, and anything staying on the lot.
We load the debris, haul it off, and rake out the site so your Jensen ground is clean and ready.
