Myton was once a frontier trading hub with hotels, a bank, and a flour mill, and the town still has older structures that have outlived their use. Old storefronts, homes, and farm buildings along the river eventually reach the point where repair just isn’t worth it.
Since Myton is a trip out for our crews, we plan each job carefully so everything needed is on hand the day we arrive. That means fewer surprises, a teardown that stays on track, and a clean Myton lot when the last truck pulls away.
Teardowns of old homes, storefronts, and farm buildings in Myton, planned around the river, neighbors, and nearby lines.
Interior demolition for Myton homes and commercial spaces, clearing out walls, fixtures, and flooring for the next build out.
Breaking out cracked concrete and old asphalt around Myton homes, shops, and lots, then hauling the material away.
Hauling demolition debris, scrap lumber, and junk from Myton properties so you're left with a clear, usable site.
Utah requires an asbestos inspection before most demolition, and older Myton buildings almost always need one. The exemption only covers residential buildings with four or fewer units built in 1992 or later, and the notice period runs about 10 working days.
Frost depth in Duchesne County is 30 inches, so if you’re rebuilding, plan for new footings at least that deep and have old ones cleared out of the way.
Before a Myton structure comes down, we confirm utilities are off, set up a safe work zone, and go over the plan as a crew.
Because Myton is a trip out, we load the right machines and attachments for the job before we head out.
Nearby buildings, sidewalks, fences, and trees stay protected, which matters on tight in town lots and busy roads like US-40.
We haul out the big loads and pick up the small debris so your Myton site is clean, safe, and ready to use.
We visit your Myton property, look at the structure and its surroundings, and give you a straightforward quote.
We line up shutoffs, asbestos steps, and trucking ahead of time so the crew arrives ready to work.
The crew brings the structure down in a planned order, keeping debris contained and away from what's staying.
All debris gets loaded and hauled out, and the Myton lot is left clean and leveled.