Structures, not just contents
DOWN TO THE SLAB, RAKED FLAT
This isn't a haul-away — it's a small demolition. The crew brings saws, sawzalls, and pry bars, takes the structure apart in a controlled order, and loads it as it comes down rather than leaving a pile in your yard overnight.
Posts get pulled with their footings when they'll come, and cut flush when they won't. Screws, nails, and joist hangers get picked up off the ground. The footprint should be safe to walk barefoot when we leave.
✓Wood storage sheds
✓Metal sheds
✓Vinyl & resin sheds
✓Backyard decks
✓Deck railings
✓Pergolas
✓Arbors & trellises
✓Gazebos
✓Carports
✓Chicken coops
✓Dog runs & kennels
✓Greenhouses
✓Deck stairs
✓Skirting & lattice
✓Shed contents
✓Concrete deck blocks
✓Post footings
✓Awnings
How it works
CONTROLLED TEARDOWN, LOADED AS WE GO
Demolition is mostly about sequence. Roof first, walls second, floor last — and the truck fills as the structure comes down so your yard never becomes a debris field.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Photos of the structure, all sides
Include the access route. Whether a truck can back near it changes the labor and the quote.
02
Emptied first
Anything still inside gets cleared and either hauled or set aside for you. Tell us which.
03
Taken apart in order
Roof, walls, frame, floor. Nothing gets pushed over or dropped — controlled every step.
04
Posts pulled, ground raked
Footings out where they'll come, cut flush where they won't. Hardware picked up and the footprint raked.
Where it goes
MOST OF A SHED HAS SOMEWHERE TO GO
Sound lumber, metal roofing, and hardware are all worth recovering. It's the rotten material that has no second life.
Lumber reuse
Intact deck boards, framing, and panels go to ReStore or straight to someone rebuilding.
Metal recycling
Metal shed panels, roofing, fasteners, and brackets go to a scrap yard.
Landfill last
Rotten wood, crumbling composite, and anything treated that a chipper can't accept.
TEARDOWN JOBS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Took down a 12x16 shed and raked the whole footprint. You genuinely could not tell anything had been there."
JANELLE P. · PLANO
★★★★★
"Deck was rotten and I was dreading it. Gone in a day and they pulled every post out of the ground."
MIKE O. · ARLINGTON
★★★★★
"Old metal shed full of wasps. They warned me, came prepared, and I never had to go near it."
SUE-ANN T. · MESQUITE