1 For small jobs removing unreinforced concrete (no rebar) you can often hire a local day laborer or handyman to manually break up and haul away the concrete for $100-$400 for a small area such as a patio or $500-$900 for a 500-600 square foot (unreinforced) driveway. Concrete foundation removal can run $600-$4,000 or more for a simple slab, and $1,500-$5,000 or more for a typical home basement.
I donât claim to be an expert on dealing with grief and loss, but I hope that I can be of some help. A pamphlet that helped me tremendously is available from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Donât minimize the loss, and donât be afraid to talk about the loss. 2  However, donât give cliches or easy answers. 3  Allow the bereaved person to grieve for as long or as short as they need.
The Road to Recovery. As soon as floodwater levels have dropped, it's time to start the recovery process. Here's what you can do to begin restoring your home. 1  If your home has suffered damage, call your insurance agent to file a claim. 2  Check for structural damage before re-entering your home to avoid being trapped in a building collapse. 3  Take photos of any floodwater in your home and save any damaged personal property.