Shed Removal in Collin & Grayson County, TX

A shed comes down in pieces and gets loaded as it comes apart. The roof comes off first, then the walls, then the floor frame. Nothing sits in a pile in your yard overnight.

Wood sheds come apart with pry bars and saws. Metal sheds come apart panel by panel. Either way, we load as we go and keep the debris off your lawn.

Once it's all on the trailer, we pick up the nails and small bits and sweep or rake the spot. You're left with open ground, not a scatter of shingles.

Most sheds aren't empty when it's time for them to go. Old mowers, rusty tools, holiday boxes and lawn chairs can all ride out on the same trailer. Pull out anything you want to keep first.

A few things can't go with us. Wet paint, chemicals and motor oil are on our list of things we don't take. The Collin County household hazardous waste guide covers where those can go.

A wood floor frame comes out with the rest of the shed. A poured slab is its own question.

A small pad can be quoted on its own as concrete removal. A bigger slab, or anything that needs heavy equipment, is outside what we do. We'll tell you which one you have when we see the photos.

Three things drive most of a shed quote: how big it is, what it's made of, and how we get to it. A gate, a slope or a long walk from the driveway all change the work.

Tell us too if the shed has power or water run to it. Have an electrician make the wiring safe before we take it down.

A shed often isn't the only thing that has to go. An old playset, a trampoline or a hot tub can come out on the same trip through our playset and hot tub removal service.

Pergolas, gazebos, decks and fence lines are light demolition work too. Our shed and playset removal guide walks through what's involved if you're weighing it up.