PEORIA.
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A shed and its slab are two scope decisions

Peoria provides an official Development Services portal for building, planning, engineering and fire records and inspections. Use the property’s actual jurisdiction and the appropriate department to establish which approvals apply; a mailing address alone is not a permit determination.

For a shed, fence, carport or patio removal, decide whether the concrete, posts or footings should also go. Photograph where the structure meets the ground and anything it is attached to. The project can require different removal work depending on those boundaries.

Prepare the visit around your property

Give Sandlot the dimensions, narrowest gate, route to the loading area and known utility connections. Resolve shared-property access and any required approvals before demolition. Do not climb or enter an unstable structure for photographs; a safe overview is enough to begin the conversation.

The crew handles the agreed lifting, loading, haul-off and cleanup. Prices are confirmed before work; no appointment is reserved by selecting a preferred date. Sandlot does not haul hazardous materials.

Choose the work you need

• Shed & small-structure demolition: Sheds, decks, fences and carports.
• Concrete removal: Driveways, walkways, slabs and patios.
• Yard debris removal: Brush, branches and landscaping waste.

What to settle before demolition gives you a more detailed checklist for that decision.

A closer look at Sandlot’s work

Explore Sandlot’s project photographs to understand materials, removal boundaries and cleared stages, then explain what you want for your own project.

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