Concrete and brick removal in Tallinn
Broken concrete, old bricks and blocks are small in volume but very heavy. We load the rubble, carry it out if needed and take it to a licensed handler, so it does not sit in your yard for months.
from45 €/texact price before work starts
- In business since 2004
- Price agreed before work starts
- Invoices for companies
- Quotes in English on WhatsApp and email
Our work: real photosWhat's included
- Assessing the amount and weight from photos or on site
- Carrying rubble out of the building in bags or buckets
- Loading by hand into the van or truck
- Transport to a licensed waste handler
- Keeping clean concrete and brick separate from mixed waste
- Sweeping the loading area at the end
Weight is what matters
Loose concrete and brick rubble weighs roughly 1.4 to 1.6 tonnes per cubic metre. A pile that looks small can easily be more than a van is allowed to carry, and a few cubic metres already call for a truck.
That is why we ask for photos and a rough idea of the volume before we come. Smaller jobs, for example after removing a stove or breaking up a path, often fit into a single small load. For larger amounts we price by volume and plan the right vehicle, so you do not pay for an extra trip.
Sorted is much cheaper than mixed
Clean concrete and brick, without wood, plastic, insulation or plaster boards mixed in, can be recycled into crushed aggregate. Waste handlers accept it at a far lower rate than mixed construction waste.
Mixed debris, on the other hand, has become noticeably more expensive to hand in since the landfill tax rose in 2026. The difference shows directly in your bill, so it pays to keep concrete and brick in a separate pile from the start of the job. If the rubble is already mixed, we take it as construction waste.
Reinforced concrete and large pieces
Concrete with reinforcement bars, large slabs, foundation blocks and pieces that cannot be lifted by hand need a different approach. They may have to be broken up further or loaded with machinery, and the handling price is different.
For reinforced concrete we give the price after seeing the site or clear photos showing the size of the pieces and the reinforcement.
Carrying out, or a container
If the rubble is inside, for example in a basement after a floor has been broken up, we carry it out in bags or buckets and load it by hand. This is charged separately, as the work is slow and heavy.
If demolition will go on for several days and produce a lot of rubble, a container on site can be more convenient. We can arrange one and take it away when it is full. Ask us which option works out cheaper for your job.
Prices
- Concrete and brick removalfrom 45 €/t
- Small load (up to 1 t)from 80 €/load
- Loose concrete rubble by volumefrom 65 €/m³
- Manual loading and carrying outfrom 35 €/h
- Mixed construction wastefrom 150 €/t
Prices are indicative and exclude VAT. We confirm the exact price before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
How much concrete fits into one load?+
It is limited by weight rather than volume. Tell us roughly how large the pile is and we will tell you which vehicle is needed and how many trips.
Can I mix in some tiles and plaster?+
Small amounts of ceramic tiles are often accepted with brick and concrete, but it depends on the handler, so mention them. Plaster, plasterboard, wood and insulation make the load mixed waste, which costs more to hand in.
Do you break up concrete as well?+
Removal is the main service on this page. If something still has to be demolished, see our demolition services and tell us what needs to be done.
Can you take soil or stones together with the concrete?+
Tell us in advance. Soil and natural stone are handled separately from construction waste, so they should not be mixed into the same pile.
Do I get a document for where the waste went?+
Yes, on request we give companies a document confirming where the waste was handed over.