How fence removal works
Text a photo of the fence and a rough length. Tell us whether the posts should be cut flush or dug out. We send one price.
On the day, we pull the panels or unclip the fabric, pull or cut the posts, and load everything. Treated wood goes to the county facility. Chain link and metal posts go to a recycler. Vinyl goes to disposal. We rake the line clear.
Timing it with a new fence
Most fence removals happen the week before a new fence goes in. Ask your installer whether they want the old footings out. If they do, we dig them. If they are setting new posts between the old ones, flush-cut is fine and saves you money. Either way, the installer arrives to a clear line.
Storm damage
After a storm, a section of privacy fence is often down in the yard and the rest is leaning. We can take the whole run or just the damaged sections. Send a photo of what is left standing.