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Demolition in the Treasure Valley
If it needs to come down, we bring it down — clean.
Demolition is what we do first and what we do best. Iron Crest Earthworks takes down the structures most contractors would rather leave alone — leaning barns, fire-damaged outbuildings, old farmhouses, backyard pools, detached shops, and pole barns — across the Treasure Valley. We bring the crew, the excavators, and the trailers to drop it, sort it, and haul it off in one mobilization.
We work both ends of the spectrum: wide-open rural acreage in Canyon County where there's room to swing a long-reach machine, and tight residential lots in Boise and Meridian where access, fences, and neighbors all matter. Either way, the job ends the same — a clean, level lot with the debris gone and the site ready for whatever you're building next.
If you've got more than one thing that needs to come down, we'd rather handle it all at once. Tearing out the barn, the old shed, and the cracked patio in a single trip saves you money and saves your property a second round of heavy equipment.
What we tear down
- Barn & outbuilding demolition
- House & structure demolition
- Garage, shop & pole-barn demolition
- In-ground & above-ground pool removal
- Mobile & manufactured home removal
- Interior & selective demolition (strip-outs)
- Concrete, slab & foundation removal
- Deck, fence & shed teardown
- On-site dumpsters sized to the job + full debris haul-off
Demolition services
Every structure we take down
Barn Demolition
Old barns and outbuildings dropped, sorted, and cleared from the lot.
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House & Structure Demolition
Houses, additions, and commercial structures taken down safely.
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Pool Removal
In-ground and above-ground pools demolished, backfilled, and compacted.
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Garage & Shop Demolition
Detached garages, shops, and pole barns removed to grade.
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Concrete Removal
Slabs, driveways, sidewalks, and footings broken out and hauled away.
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Mobile-Home Removal
Mobile and manufactured homes demolished and disposed of properly.
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Interior & Selective Demolition
Strip-outs and selective demo for remodels and tenant improvements.
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Deck, Shed & Fence Removal
Decks, sheds, fences, and small structures torn out and hauled off.
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How a demolition job runs
- 01
Walk the site & quote
We come out, look at the structure and the access, flag any utilities or hazards, and give you a straight written price — free.
- 02
Permits & disconnects
We coordinate the demolition permit your city or county requires and make sure power, gas, water, and septic are properly disconnected before anything comes down.
- 03
Tear down & sort
The crew brings it down safely, keeping dust and debris controlled, and sorts material so concrete, metal, and wood go where they should.
- 04
Haul off & grade
Everything gets loaded and hauled to the right facility, then we rough-grade the footprint so you're left with a clean, usable site.
In the Treasure Valley
Local ground, local rules
Treasure Valley demolition comes with local realities we plan for: rural lots often have old wells, septic tanks, and buried debris that have to be handled correctly, and Ada and Canyon County both require demolition permits and utility sign-offs before work starts. We also keep dust down and runoff controlled — important on dry, windy high-desert sites and on tighter residential parcels alike.
Demolition FAQs
What kinds of structures do you demolish?
Barns, houses and additions, commercial and light-industrial buildings, detached garages, shops, pole barns, in-ground and above-ground pools, mobile homes, concrete, decks, and sheds. If it needs to come down, we can usually take it.
Do you haul the debris away?
Yes — every demolition includes sorting, loading, and hauling the debris to the proper facility. We leave you a clean, level lot.
Do I need a permit, and will you handle it?
Most demolition in the Treasure Valley requires a permit from your city or county, plus utility disconnect sign-offs. We coordinate that process with you before work begins.
Can you do a partial or selective demolition?
Yes. We handle everything from a full structure teardown to taking out just one wing, a single outbuilding, or an interior strip-out for a remodel.
How is a demolition job priced?
It depends on the size and type of structure, access, materials, and disposal. We give you a free on-site quote with a straight written price — no guessing over the phone.
Got something that needs to come down?
Tell us what needs to come down or get cleared — we'll come look and give you a straight, free quote.