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FENCE REMOVAL & TEAR-OUT

Leaning panels, split pickets, and posts that snapped at the soil line. Whether a new fence is going in behind it or you just want the line clear, the old one has to come out first — footings and all.

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Coordinated with your fence installer if you have one.
Posts and footings pulled
Works around installer schedules
Nails and hardware picked up
Wood and metal recycled
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
When people call us

WHY THE FENCE IS COMING OUT

NEW FENCE GOING IN
Installer doesn't do tear-out
Plenty of fence companies quote installation only. We clear the line so their crew starts on schedule.
STORM DAMAGE
Sections down, rest leaning
North Texas wind takes fences out in runs. We remove the whole line rather than patching around it.
ROT AT THE SOIL LINE
Snapped posts
Wood fails where the post meets dirt. Once a few go, the rest are on the same clock.
OPENING UP THE YARD
No fence at all
Removing an interior or side-yard fence to combine space. Footings out, grass seeded over.
PROPERTY LINE DISPUTE
It was in the wrong place
We remove and haul without opinions. Where the new one goes is between you and the neighbor.
SELLING OR RENTING
It looks worse than it is
A tired fence drags down every listing photo. Removal is often cheaper than a partial repair.
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 Removal questions

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Do you pull the concrete footings out too?+
Yes, and it's the part that matters most. Footings come out whole where the soil cooperates; where they don't, the post gets cut well below grade so nothing catches a mower blade.
Can you coordinate with my fence installer?+
We do it constantly. Give us their start date and we'll clear the line the day before, or the morning of if that's what they prefer.
Do you remove chain link and iron fencing?+
All of it — chain link, wrought iron, aluminum, vinyl, and wood. Metal fencing actually recycles better than anything else on the list.
How is fence removal priced?+
By linear feet, fence type, and how the posts are set. Concrete-set posts take longer than dirt-set ones, and we'll tell you which you have when we look at the photos.
What if only part of my fence needs to go?+
Partial runs are fine. We'll cut cleanly at the section line and leave the remaining fence stable and standing.
Will you handle a shared fence with my neighbor?+
We'll remove whatever you have the right to remove. Sorting out a shared property line is a conversation to have with the neighbor before we show up.

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
Where we do it

FENCE REMOVAL ACROSS DFW

Same crew, same price, no travel fee anywhere in the metroplex — from Fort Worth to Rockwall and everywhere between.

CLEAR THE LINE.

Tell us the linear feet and the fence type — that quotes most jobs.