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OUTDOOR & BULKY REMOVAL

The stuff that's too big for a trailer and too permanent to move. Hot tubs, sheds, decks, swing sets, storm-pile brush — we bring the saws and the crew and take it out in pieces.

BOOK A PICKUP (945) 287-9657

Free on-site quote. Most teardowns finish in a single visit.

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THE BIG STUFF IN THE BACK YARD

HOT TUB REMOVAL

Drained, cut down, and carried out through a standard side gate. Acrylic shell, frame, pumps, and cabinet all leave in the same trip — including the pad debris if there is any.

Above-ground spasSwim spasPump & heater units

Drained, cut down, carried out SEE DETAILS →

SHED & DECK TEARDOWN

Wood, metal, or vinyl. We disassemble down to the slab, pull the fasteners out of the ground, and rake the footprint so you can put something else there.

Storage shedsBackyard decksPergolas & arborsFence sections

Down to the slab, raked clean SEE DETAILS →

YARD WASTE & DEBRIS

Storm limbs, hedge piles, bagged clippings, old sod, landscape rock. Bulk brush is the one thing DFW curbside pickup consistently gives people trouble over.

Storm debrisBrush & limbsBagged clippingsDirt, sod & rock

Half truck to full load SEE DETAILS →

PLAYSETS & TRAMPOLINES

Kids outgrew it years ago and now it's a mowing obstacle. We unbolt it, cut the anchors, and haul the whole thing — swing sets, trampolines, basketball goals, above-ground pools.

Swing setsTrampolinesBasketball goalsAbove-ground pools

Unbolted & anchors cut SEE DETAILS →

Outdoor jobs are priced by size, access, and how much cutting it takes to get the thing out. Gate width matters more than almost anything else. We look at all of it and give you one flat number before we start, not after.

How a teardown goes

WE BRING THE TOOLS, YOU STAY INSIDE

Outdoor jobs are demolition, not just hauling. The crew shows up with saws, sawzalls, pry bars, and a plan for how the thing comes apart — and how every piece gets out without touching your fence or your grass.

SEE PRICING →

Send photos of the item and the gate

Width of the side gate is the single most useful thing you can tell us. Two photos and we can quote it.

Teardown, in order

Drained and de-powered first, cut down second, carried out third. Nothing gets dragged across the lawn.

Footprint raked clean

Screws, staples, and splinters get picked up. You should be able to walk it barefoot when we go.

WE TAKE IT

✓Hot tubs and swim spas, full or drained

✓Sheds down to the slab, including the floor

✓Decks, pergolas, arbors, and fence runs

✓Storm debris and brush piles of any size

✓Trampolines, swing sets, and above-ground pools

✓Landscape rock, old sod, and fill dirt

WE CAN'T

✕Live tree felling — we haul what a tree service drops

✕Concrete slab breaking or foundation work

✕Pool chemicals, pesticides, and fuel cans

✕In-ground pool demolition

✕Anything requiring a permit we do not hold

Not sure about something? Text a photo to (945) 287-9657 and we'll tell you straight.

Where it actually goes

MOST OF A SHED IS RECOVERABLE

Lumber, metal, and green waste all have somewhere better to go than a hole in the ground.

FIRST

Reuse

Intact deck boards, shed panels, and usable lumber go to ReStore or straight to someone rebuilding.

SECOND

Mulch & scrap metal

Brush and limbs get chipped at a green-waste site. Frames, rails, and pumps go to a scrap yard.

LAST

Landfill

Rotten wood, torn liners, and cracked acrylic. Only what can't be chipped, melted, or reused.

Common questions

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Do I need to drain the hot tub first?+

It helps, but no. If it's still full we'll pump it out to a drain or a low spot in the yard — just let us know ahead of time so we bring the pump.

How wide does my gate need to be?+

Thirty-six inches gets almost anything out. Narrower than that and we cut the item into smaller sections — it takes longer but it still gets done, and the quote reflects it up front.

Will you tear out the concrete pad under my shed?+

No. Slab breaking is jackhammer work and a different trade. We'll take the structure down to the pad and leave it swept.

Can you haul brush after a storm?+

That's most of what we do in spring. Pile it near the driveway if you can, but we'll drag it out from the back if you can't.

What about the deck screws left in the ground?+

We pull the posts and pick up hardware as part of the job. Anything set in concrete comes out with the footing when it can, and gets cut flush when it can't.