Panels, posts, and what's under them
THE FOOTINGS ARE THE ACTUAL JOB
Pulling fence panels is easy. What slows everyone down is the posts — most are set in a bell of concrete a couple of feet down, and a new installer either charges to deal with them or sets the new posts awkwardly around them.
We pull the footings. Panels, rails, posts, concrete, and gate hardware all leave, and the line gets raked so the next crew can string a string line and start clean.
✓Wood privacy fence
✓Cedar pickets
✓Chain link
✓Vinyl & PVC fence
✓Wrought iron
✓Aluminum fence
✓Split rail
✓Farm & field fence
✓Gates & gate posts
✓Fence posts
✓Concrete footings
✓Rails & stringers
✓Lattice toppers
✓Barbed wire
✓Temporary construction fence
✓Pool fencing
✓Retaining timbers
✓Post caps & hardware
How it works
PANELS OFF, POSTS OUT, LINE RAKED
Fence tear-out is fast if it's done in the right order and slow if it isn't. We work panel by panel down the run so your yard is never fully open to the street or the neighbors longer than it has to be.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Measure the run and send photos
Linear feet plus fence type is enough for a quote. A photo of a typical post base helps us judge the footings.
02
Panels and rails first
Sections come off the posts and load immediately rather than stacking in the yard.
03
Posts and concrete pulled
Footings come out whole where the soil allows. Where they don't, posts get cut below grade so nothing snags a mower.
04
Line raked and cleared
Nails, staples, and broken pickets get picked up. The line is ready for the next crew or for seed.
Where it goes
CEDAR, STEEL, AND CONCRETE
A fence is three materials, and two of them recycle cleanly. Only weathered treated wood tends to end up at disposal.
Metal recycling
Chain link fabric, posts, top rail, iron panels, and gate hardware all go to a scrap yard.
Wood recovery
Sound cedar and untreated lumber get chipped or passed on for reuse where a facility accepts it.
Concrete & landfill
Footings go to a concrete recycler when clean. Rotten treated pickets go to disposal.
FENCE JOBS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Ninety feet of leaning cedar plus every concrete footing. New installer said it was the cleanest tear-out he'd walked onto."
DARRELL Y. · RICHARDSON
★★★★★
"Chain link across the whole back line, gone in a morning. They even picked the old staples out of the grass."
NOEL P. · CARROLLTON
★★★★★
"Storm dropped four sections and the rest were going. Removed the whole run and hauled it same day."
KIM ROSARIO · ROCKWALL