Why Choose Us for Barn Demolition?
Barns are built to last. That’s why tearing them down takes experience, the right equipment, and a careful plan. Some barns are full of history, and some are just plain dangerous after years of wear and tear. Either way, we’ll handle it so you don’t have to worry about the heavy lifting—or the unexpected surprises that come with demolition projects.
We’ve worked with farmers, homeowners, and businesses in Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer and Schoharie Counties, and the surrounding areas. Whether it’s a small storage barn or a massive timber-frame structure, we take the right approach every time
Barn Demolition Services in Albany, NY
Taking down an old barn isn’t just about tearing it down. It’s about making room for something new, whether it’s fresh farmland, a new building, or just an open space. If you’ve got an old barn that’s seen better days, our team knows exactly how to bring it down safely and clean up the mess afterward.
Barn Demolition Services
Barn demolition involves the safe and efficient removal of old, damaged, or unwanted barns. Whether you need to clear space for new construction, remove a hazardous structure, or repurpose the land, professional demolition ensures the job is done quickly and safely.
Site Assessment & Planning – We evaluate the structure, determine the safest demolition method, and secure all municipal permits.
Preparation & Safety Measures – Utilities are disconnected, and safety protocols are put in place to protect surrounding areas.
Demolition Execution – Using specialized equipment, our team carefully dismantles or demolishes the barn while minimizing environmental impact.
Debris Removal & Cleanup – We haul away debris, recycle salvageable materials, and leave your site clean and ready for its next use.
Our SERVICES
We Are Albany's Leading Demolition & Disposal Company
From small residential homes to large commercial buildings, we handle projects of all sizes with precision and care.
Say goodbye to old, unstable barns. We'll safely remove the structure and clear the area for your next project.
Specialized demolition for mobile homes, ensuring proper disposal and site preparation.
We'll clear, grade, and prepare your land for building or other purposes.
Ready to get rid of that in-ground pool? We can fill, level and make it look like it was never there.
Precise digging for new building foundations.
Why Choose Kings Contracting
Experience: Over 20 years in the demolition and excavation industry.
Local Expertise: We know Albany and the surrounding areas like the back of our hand.
Fully Insured: Peace of mind with comprehensive insurance coverage.
Customer Satisfaction
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OUR CLIENTS
The cost of barn demolition depends on several factors, including the size and complexity of the barn, its location and accessibility, the materials used in its construction, the presence of hazardous materials (like asbestos or lead paint), and whether you choose demolition or deconstruction to salvage materials.
Yes, most local governments require a demolition permit to remove a structure. It's essential to check with your local zoning or building department to understand the specific requirements and obtain the necessary permits before starting the demolition process.
Absolutely. Many barns contain valuable materials like old-growth lumber, which can be reclaimed and repurposed for flooring, furniture, or other projects. Salvaging materials can offset demolition costs and is an environmentally friendly option.
Safety is paramount. It's crucial to assess the structural integrity of the barn, use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and ensure that utilities like electricity and water are disconnected. Hiring professionals experienced in barn demolition can mitigate risks associated with unstable structures.
Demolition involves tearing down the structure quickly, often resulting in mixed debris that's harder to recycle. Deconstruction, on the other hand, is a more methodical process of dismantling the barn to salvage reusable materials, which can be more time-consuming but environmentally beneficial.
The duration varies based on the barn's size, construction materials, and the chosen method (demolition vs. deconstruction). A straightforward demolition might take a few days, while deconstruction for material salvage can extend over several weeks.
While some property owners might consider DIY demolition, it's important to recognize the risks involved, especially with older, unstable structures. Hiring professionals ensures adherence to safety protocols, efficient handling of hazardous materials, and compliance with local regulations.
Office: Albany, NY