Shed Removal
When a backyard shed starts rotting or the roof caves in, it becomes a haven for pests. We dismantle, demolish, and haul away old wooden, metal, and plastic storage sheds. We handle the dirty work of tearing it down and load all the debris into our trucks.
Who It's For
Homeowners looking to replace an old shed, or dealing with a structure that is falling apart and unsafe.
The Process
- We clear out any items remaining inside.
- We systematically dismantle the roof, walls, and flooring.
- We load the heavy lumber or metal into the truck.
- We rake the area to pick up stray nails and splinters.
What we review before the quote
We review the items, access, and any handling requirements before providing a free quote. There are no published prices or ranges.
Preparation
Empty the shed of anything you want to keep. If there are items inside you want us to haul away as well, let us know so we can factor that volume into the quote.
Local Context
Backyard sheds take a beating in Ohio weather. We regularly remove old structures throughout Clermont County that have succumbed to water damage or fallen branches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you break the concrete slab underneath?
No. We remove the structure of the shed itself, but we leave the concrete foundation intact.
What if my shed is full of junk?
We can review the junk inside as well. Tell us what should be removed so we can include the work in a free quote before scheduling.
Can you take down a metal shed?
Yes. Metal sheds are actually faster to tear down, though the sharp edges require careful handling.
Will you remove the shed if it has a wasp nest?
For the safety of our crew, any active pest infestations (wasps, hornets) must be treated and neutralized before we begin demolition.
What's Included
- Wooden backyard storage sheds
- Metal utility sheds
- Plastic resin sheds
- The junk stored inside the shed (quoted separately)
Not Included
- Concrete slab foundations (we take the shed, the concrete stays)
- Sheds with active wasp or hornet nests