Dismantled And Hauled
Wood, metal or plastic — taken apart, loaded and the ground left clear.
Tell us what's going and we'll get back to you with pricing — usually within the hour.
No commitment. No card required.
A collapsing shed is a job the county explicitly won't help with: metal sheds have to be dismantled before bulk collection will even consider them, and nothing over eight feet is eligible at all.
We take the whole thing down — including whatever's still inside it — haul the material away, and clear the footprint so you can reuse the space.
The county collects bulk items twice a year, three items per collection, on a date it assigns you — and you have to carry everything to the curb yourself. It won't take pianos, pool tables, furnaces, tires, glass, anything over eight feet, or anything holding liquid, and the program only covers single-family homes and townhomes.
If you have more than three items, can't wait for your date, need it carried out of the house, or it's on the excluded list — that's us. See the full exclusion list.
| Job | What it covers | Starting at |
|---|---|---|
| Standard shed | Up to roughly 8x10, contents included | $400 |
| Large shed | Bigger footprint or heavy construction | Quoted on site |
| Concrete pad removal | Added to any shed job | Quoted on site |
Prices are starting points and depend on volume, weight and access. You get a firm number before we start.
Reasonable contents, yes. If it's packed floor to ceiling, tell us when you call.
Yes, as an add-on. Breaking and hauling concrete is priced by area and thickness.
Usually not for a small residential shed, but it depends on size and structure. We'll say so if a job needs one.
Call now or send a few details — we'll get back to you with a price within the hour.
