That leaning shed or rotted deck has had a good run. We'll take it down and haul it off.
That leaning shed in the back corner or the deck that flexes when you walk on it has had a good run. We tear it down and haul the whole thing off, hardware and all. Wood sheds, rusted metal ones, decks that are more rot than board, the above-ground pool nobody's swum in for years. You point at it, we make it go away.
We bring the muscle and the truck. We break the structure down, pull the boards and framing, and load it all up so you don't lift a thing. The debris rides off in our truck, or if it's a big job we'll drop a roll-off and you fill it on your own time. Either way the site gets cleaned up before we leave.
Easiest way to start is a photo. Snap a picture of the shed or deck, send it over with rough dimensions, and we'll talk through what's involved and quote it. If there's a pile of other junk stacked up around it, mention that too and we'll grab it in the same trip while we've got the truck open.
Service areas include: Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Charlotte Harbor, Harbour Heights, Cleveland, Solana, Charlotte Park, Deep Creek, Rotonda West, Englewood, Cape Haze, Placida, Grove City, Gulf Cove, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Port, and nearby communities.
Both. We can tear the shed or deck down ourselves and haul off everything that comes out of it, or if you've already got it knocked down, we'll just load up the pile and take it away. Tell us where your project stands when you call and we'll plan around it.
The structure and the materials it's made of, wood, metal, old roofing, railings, lattice, and the hardware that holds it together. If there's stuff stored inside the shed or junk stacked nearby, we can grab that too. Just point it out so we bring the right truck and crew.
Sometimes. Footings that lift out easily come with the load. Full concrete pads and deep footings are heavy, and concrete weighs a lot per yard, so a slab may need its own dumpster or a separate plan. Send a photo of the base and we'll let you know what makes sense.
It depends on the size of the structure, what it's built from, and how much there is to haul. The simplest way to get a number is to send a photo with rough dimensions. We'll look it over and give you a clear quote before any work starts.
That's worth checking before we start. Some structures and some neighborhoods or HOAs have rules about removal, so call your local building department or HOA to confirm what your project needs. Once you're squared away on that, we'll handle the teardown and haul-off.
Send a picture and we'll get you a clear quote, fast.