Demolition Contractor

Demolition Contractor for Homes and Commercial Properties in North Texas

Whether you’re tearing down a house to rebuild, clearing a warehouse for redevelopment, or removing a barn off acreage, Redhawk Earthworks handles the job the same way every time: safely, on schedule, and with the site left ready for what comes next. Our in-house crew and company-owned equipment give us direct control from the first site walk through final debris haul-off, so you get one accountable team instead of coordinating separate subcontractors. We provide structural demolition, warehouse and industrial demolition, selective and interior demolition, house demolition, and garage, shed, and mobile home removal for homeowners, businesses, and developers across Justin, Argyle, Southlake, Flower Mound, Denton, and Fort Worth.
Why Contractors Choose Redhawks Earthworks

What Makes Our Demolition Approach Different

Most demolition contractors sub out half the job, hiring separate crews for hazmat assessment, equipment operation, and debris hauling, then coordinating between them as problems come up. Redhawk Earthworks doesn’t work that way. We own our equipment, employ our own crew, and run every stage of the job including the site walk, the hazmat check, the teardown, and the haul-off, all under one roof led directly by owner Josh Hawkins. That means one point of contact instead of three, no waiting on a subcontractor’s availability to keep a job moving, and one team that’s accountable if something needs to change mid-project.

It also means the plan doesn’t change once work starts. Because the same crew scopes the job and executes it, the quote you get up front reflects what we actually intend to do on-site — not a placeholder that gets revised once a sub finds something unexpected. On commercial jobs, that control extends to sequencing around occupied buildings and coordinating structural engineers directly rather than relaying information through a third party. On residential jobs, it means the same crew that walked your property is the one bringing it down, not a rotating group of subcontracted labor.
What to Expect

Our Demolition Process

Our well-planned demolition keeps the job safer, cleaner, and more predictable from the first site visit through final cleanup.

Site Assessment. Every demolition starts with a site walk. We assess the structure, surrounding trees and brush, terrain, access points, and anything that may require utility coordination or further assessment.

Straightforward Pricing. Once we understand the scope, we provide clear pricing based on the structure, site conditions, access, and amount of work involved.

Scheduling & Site Coordination. We set a demolition date that works for your project and coordinate around occupied properties, tenants, neighboring operations, or other site requirements when needed.

Controlled Demolition. Our crew brings down the structure using the right equipment and approach for the site, whether we’re removing a residential structure, outbuilding, commercial property, or larger facility.

Debris Removal & Cleanup. After demolition, we load and remove the debris, separating recyclable materials where practical. The site is left cleared and ready for whatever comes next.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions Asked About Demolition

Yes. We clear anything from a backyard shed or single-family home to a warehouse or multi-acre commercial site.
We coordinate identification, then engage certified contractors for professional abatement before mechanical demolition begins — on both older homes and commercial structures.
Yes. Steel, copper, concrete, brick, and wood are separated and recycled through established partnerships, often recovering value that reduces your net demolition cost.
Yes. We remove specific walls, flooring, ceilings, or fixtures for renovations and tenant improvements without demolishing the whole structure.
We handle demolition across Denton, Fort Worth, Krum, Justin, Decatur, Azle, and Ponder, plus Argyle, Flower Mound, Roanoke, Corinth, and Haslet.
A typical house comes down in 2–7 days depending on size and complexity. Larger commercial and warehouse projects take longer and depend on permitting, hazmat abatement, and site conditions. We provide a project-specific schedule after walking the site.
Yes. We coordinate phased demolition, maintain utility service to occupied sections, and schedule work around business operations to minimize disruption.
Call 817-940-6700 or request a quote online. We’ll walk the site and give you a straight number before we start.
Yes. Heavy rain halts outdoor demolition work, and we’ll reschedule as soon as the ground and weather allow.

Ready to Get Started?

Call today for a quote on your house demolition, commercial demolition, or your next load of material.
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