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Shed, Playset & Fence Removal

Rotting sheds, outgrown playsets, and old fence lines — we take them down, load every piece, and leave the ground clear for what's next.

Backyard lawn after shed and fence removal

Michigan winters are hard on outdoor wood. After a decade or two, sheds start to lean, floors rot out, and fences turn gray and loose. Taking them down yourself means saws, pry bars, and a mountain of nail-filled lumber with nowhere to put it. We handle the teardown and the haul in one visit.

We dismantle wood, metal, and vinyl sheds, wooden playsets, and most residential fence lines. Contents of the shed can be removed at the same time. We pull fence panels and posts where practical; deeply set concrete footings may be cut at grade — tell us what you plan to do with the space so we take it down the right way.

Metal sheds and hardware are recycled, and wood is disposed of at licensed facilities. We rake up nails and small debris so the area is safe for kids and pets.

What's included

  • Teardown of sheds, playsets, and fencing
  • Removal of shed contents
  • Post pulling where practical
  • Nail and debris cleanup
  • Recycling of metal sheds and hardware

Items we take

  • Wood, metal, and vinyl sheds
  • Wooden playsets and swing sets
  • Trampolines
  • Wood and chain-link fencing
  • Gates and posts
  • Small decks and ramps
  • Gazebos and pergolas (call first)
  • Dog runs and kennels

Who it's for

Best for homeowners clearing space for a new structure, garden, or patio, and sellers cleaning up a backyard.

Pricing

What affects the price

  • Size and construction of the structure
  • Whether it's on a concrete slab or wood floor
  • Length of fence and number of posts
  • Contents inside the shed

We don't sell fixed packages — every job is a custom quote for Bloomfield Hills, MI & Oakland County. Want a number first? The free range estimate tool gives you an honest price range in under a minute. Open weekdays 2 PM – 9 PM and weekends 9 AM – 9 PM.

Example Job

A typical job in Auburn Hills

A family in Auburn Hills wanted a rotting 8x10 wood shed and an old wooden playset gone before installing a new patio. We emptied the shed of old tools and paint cans, took both structures down, hauled the lumber, and raked the area so the patio crew could start that weekend.

FAQs

Common questions

Do you remove the shed floor?

Yes, wood floors and framing are removed. Concrete slabs are not included unless discussed in advance.

Can you remove the stuff inside the shed too?

Yes. We clear the contents and take down the structure in the same visit.

Do I need a permit to remove a shed?

Most small residential sheds don't need one, but check with your city if you're unsure.

Do you pull fence posts set in concrete?

Where practical, yes. Very deep footings may be cut at ground level instead.

Can you take down a trampoline?

Yes. We disassemble the frame, net, and mat and haul it all away.

The Process

How It Works

01

Call or Book Online

Reach Michael or Luke directly, or send a quote request in under a minute.

02

Get a Custom Quote

We confirm the scope by phone and give you a clear, no-obligation price.

03

We Haul, You Relax

Our crew arrives on time, loads everything out, and leaves the space immaculate.

Pricing

Every job is unique — get a free, no-obligation custom quote in minutes

We don't sell fixed packages. We look at what needs to leave, then quote it honestly — so you only pay for the work in front of us.

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