Demolition Contractor in Pisgah Forest, NC

Demolition Service
Safe,Clean Structure Removal and Site Clearing
Mountain Excavating LLC offers professional demolition services throughout Pisgah Forest and the surrounding Western North Carolina region. Whether you’re clearing a structure to rebuild, removing unsafe buildings, or preparing land for development, we handle the job with safety, efficiency, and complete site restoration.
Our team specializes in residential and small-structure demolition, including sheds, barns, mobile homes, garages, and storm-damaged buildings. Every job includes responsible debris removal, erosion protection, and rough grading to leave your property clean and ready for its next phase.
What Our Demolition Services
We follow local guidelines for environmental safety, waste disposal, and site restoration on every project.
We offer full-service structural demolition and site clearing, including:
Concrete slab and footing removal
ButtonWe follow local guidelines for environmental safety, waste disposal, and site restoration on every project.
Why Hire a Professional Demolition Contractor?
Demolition work carries serious safety, legal, and environmental responsibilities. Working with a professional ensures:
- Safe removal techniques to protect surrounding property
- Proper equipment and trained operators for tight or unstable conditions
- Dust and debris control during demolition
- Code-compliant waste removal
- Accurate grading for site reuse or resale
- Avoidance of fines or violations from improper disposal or unpermitted work
Mountain Excavating LLC manages the entire process — so you don’t have to coordinate multiple crews or risk cutting corners.

Responsible Disposal and Environmental Compliance
Demolition creates waste — and that waste must be managed properly. We comply with local and state disposal requirements by:
- Separating recyclable materials like concrete and metal when possible
- Hauling debris to licensed disposal or transfer stations
- Avoiding illegal dumping under all circumstances
- Keeping the worksite clean and safe during all phases
- Using erosion control methods on disturbed land post-demo
We respect the land — and we leave it better than we found it.
Equipment and Tools We Use
We use the right equipment for safe and efficient demolition:
- Excavators with grapple and demo attachments
- Track loaders for pushing, lifting, and hauling
- Skid steers with buckets or forks
- Dump trailers for waste removal
- Hand tools for precision takedown
- Safety fencing and dust control materials
Our equipment is maintained in-house for responsiveness and reliability.
Our Demolition Process
Our crews work carefully to avoid damage to adjacent properties, trees, or utility systems.
Our approach balances efficiency with caution:
01
Site Review
We inspect the building, access points, terrain, and utilities.
02
Utility Coordination
We confirm disconnection of water, electric, gas, and septic lines before any demo begins.
03
Demolition Execution
Structures are brought down using controlled methods with excavators, loaders, and hand tools where needed.
04
Debris Removal
We haul debris using dump trailers and dispose of material at approved facilities.
05
Grading and Clean-Up
We rough grade the area to ensure proper drainage and a clean finish.

Types of Properties We Work On
We provide demolition services for:
- Residential lots and subdivisions
- Rural homesteads or farmland structures
- Mountain cabins and cottages
- Recreational or vacation properties
- Mobile home parks
- Lots preparing for modular home installation
- Storm or fire-damaged properties
- Foreclosed or abandoned buildings
If it needs to come down, we’re equipped and experienced to handle it.

Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need permits for demolition?
In most cases, yes. We’ll help you determine what’s required and assist in pulling the necessary permits.
Can you remove mobile homes?
Yes. We specialize in safe removal of mobile homes, manufactured housing, and single-wide or double-wide structures.
What happens to the debris?
We haul it to licensed disposal facilities. Salvageable materials may be separated and recycled if requested.
What condition will the lot be in after demo?
We rough grade, remove hazards, and leave the land clean and usable for the next phase.
How deep do utility trenches need to be?
Depth varies by utility type. We dig to meet code, frost line requirements, and project specifications.