Talmage sits at about 6,834 feet near where SR-87 turns east toward Mountain Home. Ranch lanes, corrals, and hay ground make up most of the town, and older buildings are often tucked between a stackyard and a working pen. Taking one down means planning around the parts of the ranch that are still in use.
Talmage is a long trip west for our crews, so we schedule visits ahead and bundle work together when we can. We’ll look at the building, talk about what you want left behind, and set a plan that keeps your hay and stock out of the way.
Teardowns of tired Talmage barns, granaries, sheds, and houses, done in a planned order and finished with a cleared lot.
Interior demolition for Talmage homes and outbuildings, stripping walls, ceilings, fixtures, and floors back to the frame.
Removal of broken feed pads, old slabs, sidewalks, and asphalt from Talmage properties, broken up and trucked off.
Hauling off scrap lumber, tin, and junk piles around Talmage ranches, including leftovers from an earlier teardown.
Most demolition in Utah needs an asbestos inspection through Utah DAQ. Homes of four or fewer units built in 1992 or later are exempt, and the notice has a waiting period of roughly 10 working days.
Planning to put up a new shop or barn? Duchesne County frost depth is 30 inches, so we’ll clear old footings to suit. Digging also starts with a Blue Stakes call.
Before any work starts in Talmage, we confirm power and water are off and keep people and animals clear of the work zone.
We bring machines that fit the building and the ranch lane, so we can reach the job without rutting up a field.
Stackyards, corrals, water lines, and fences get flagged early, and the crew keeps the teardown inside the lines we agreed on.
We pick the ground clean of nails, tin, and concrete so nothing ends up in a tire, a hoof, or next year's hay.
We come out to Talmage, walk the building and lane with you, talk through what's staying, and put together a fair quote.
Shutoffs get scheduled, we check whether the building needs an asbestos inspection, and we fit your job into a planned trip west.
The structure comes down in steps, with the crew watching overhead lines, livestock, and the buildings and fences you're keeping.
Every load gets hauled out, the site gets graded and raked, and we walk your Talmage property with you before we head out.
