Veteran Pro Demolition serves Bullard and the surrounding area — house and mobile home teardowns, barn and outbuilding demolition, concrete removal, pool removal, and site cleanup. Bullard is roughly twenty minutes south of Tyler.
Bullard Straddles a County Line
This one genuinely catches people out. Bullard sits on the boundary between Smith County and Cherokee County, and the town extends into both.
Two properties on the same road can fall under different county authorities, with different permitting requirements, different fees, and different processes. Add the City of Bullard for properties inside town limits and there are three possible answers for a Bullard address.
We check the parcel rather than assuming from the address. It is exactly the kind of detail that costs a contractor from out of the area several days. More on the permitting process.
Acreage, Lake Property, and Newer Builds
Bullard mixes established rural acreage with newer residential development, and the work reflects both.
On acreage: barns, equipment sheds, old stock buildings, and mobile homes — including inherited and long-vacant units. Septic rather than sewer, and access that ranges from paved drive to dirt track.
In newer neighborhoods: pools, decks, fences, and concrete removal more than structural teardowns, plus interior demolition for remodels.
Near the lake: boat houses, docks, older cabins, and storm-damaged structures. Waterfront property can bring additional considerations around drainage and setbacks worth confirming before work starts.
Mobile Homes on Rural Parcels
A recurring job around Bullard. One point worth raising early: Texas titles manufactured homes through TDHCA more like a vehicle than a building, unless the home has been converted to real property.
That means ownership of record has to be established and any active lien cleared before the home can legally be destroyed — which frequently surprises people who inherited a property with a unit already on it. Worth checking before scheduling rather than on the day. More on mobile home demolition.
Asbestos in Older Structures
Pre-1980 houses, farm buildings, and manufactured homes around Bullard may all contain asbestos. On outbuildings it is easy to miss — cement-asbestos siding and corrugated roofing panels were standard on sheds and barns into the 1970s.
We hold TDSHS licensure and handle survey and abatement in-house. More on asbestos abatement.
Services in Bullard
- House and residential demolition
- Mobile home demolition and removal
- Barn, shed and outbuilding demolition
- Concrete and slab removal
- Swimming pool removal
- Deck and fence removal
- Fire and storm damage demolition
- Site cleanup and debris removal
- Property cleanouts
Get a Free Estimate in Bullard
Call or text (903) 833-3867, or request an estimate online. Mention whether the property is inside town limits if you know — it saves us a step.