Within 26 miles of Little Rock
Demolition Little Rock: Service Area Around Little Rock
Pulaski County, the Saline County cities along I-30, Mayflower and Conway up I-40, and Cabot up US 67/167. Twelve towns, each with its own permit office, soils and housing.
- Little Rock and 12 nearby towns
- Written price before work starts
- Permit and utility steps explained
- Houses, pools, garages and slabs
- Lots left level and swept
Demolition Little Rock arranges demolition in Little Rock and twelve towns within 26 miles of it. The radius is a hard line: it is measured from Little Rock's Census point, it is the area this site claims to serve, and towns past it, such as Searcy, Sheridan and Greenbrier, are not listed as covered.
Give us the address and we will confirm it sits inside the 26-mile area before anything else.
Call (501) 222-3828Twelve towns, all inside 26 miles of Little Rock
Distances are straight-line miles from Little Rock's Census point. Populations are the 2020 Census.
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Shannon Hills
Saline County, 7.8 miles, about 4,496 people.
A small Saline County city just southwest of Little Rock, on flood-prone silt where backfill needs care.
Demolition in Shannon Hills -
North Little Rock
Pulaski County, 8 miles, about 64,609 people.
Across the river, with its own condemnation program, Argenta's old houses and shallow, stony ground on the ridges.
Demolition in North Little Rock -
Alexander
Pulaski and Saline counties, 9 miles, about 3,383 people.
A small city split between Pulaski and Saline counties, with acreage, mobile homes and well drained sandy ground.
Demolition in Alexander -
Maumelle
Pulaski County, 9.2 miles, about 19,250 people.
A planned city on the Arkansas River where pools, patios and remodels lead, on poorly drained Guthrie soils.
Demolition in Maumelle -
Wrightsville
Pulaski County, 10.6 miles, about 1,544 people.
A small southeast Pulaski County town on heavy Moreland clay, with rural houses, barns and mobile homes.
Demolition in Wrightsville -
Bryant
Saline County, 10.7 miles, about 20,660 people.
A fast-growing I-30 city of newer subdivisions, where teardown-and-rebuild lots and pools are the usual work.
Demolition in Bryant -
Sherwood
Pulaski County, 12.4 miles, about 32,759 people.
A suburb of 1970s to 1990s homes on rocky hills north of North Little Rock, where pools and garages lead the list.
Demolition in Sherwood -
Benton
Saline County seat, 15.9 miles, about 35,020 people.
The Saline County seat, with an old downtown, older houses near it and well drained Smithdale soils.
Demolition in Benton -
Jacksonville
Pulaski County, 16.8 miles, about 29,483 people.
The Air Force base city, with older housing near downtown, rental turnover and moderately drained Leadvale soils.
Demolition in Jacksonville -
Mayflower
Faulkner County, 18.1 miles, about 2,230 people.
A small Faulkner County town on I-40 near Lake Conway, with lake-area houses, pools and outbuildings.
Demolition in Mayflower -
Conway
Faulkner County seat, 25 miles, about 64,154 people.
The Faulkner County seat and college town on I-40, with older houses near campus and a fragipan under the lawns.
Demolition in Conway -
Cabot
Lonoke County, 25.5 miles, about 26,572 people.
Lonoke County's largest city, a fast-grown commuter town on US 67/167 with pools, garages and storm-damaged roofs.
Demolition in Cabot
Outside these towns? Call anyway and we will say plainly whether the address is inside 26 miles.
Call (501) 222-3828Why each town has its own page
Demolition rules are local. Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Jacksonville, Maumelle, Benton, Bryant, Conway and Cabot each run their own building permits, and unincorporated land answers to the county instead. The ground changes too: the USDA soil survey puts shallow, stony soil under North Little Rock and Sherwood, poorly drained silt under Maumelle and Shannon Hills, and a shrink-swell clay under Wrightsville, and each one backfills a pool or a basement differently.
Have something that needs to come down?
A house, a garage, a pool or a slab. Call with the address and the size, and get a typical price range and the permit steps that apply to it.
Call (501) 222-3828