Broken fencing & outdoor junk

Fence, Shed & Outdoor Debris

A fence blown down or a shed torn apart can leave debris from one end of the yard to the other. Send us pictures of the loose panels, damaged furniture and outdoor items you need hauled away.

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Detached fence panels, loose shed material and tipped patio chairs in a backyard

What needs to go

Detached fencing and damaged outdoor items

  • Detached fence panels and gates
  • Loose shed debris
  • Patio furniture
  • Playsets and trampolines
  • Outdoor storage contents
  • Grills and bulky outdoor items

Planning the pickup

Tell us what’s down and what’s still attached

  • Detached versus installed material
  • Anchors, concrete and fasteners
  • Electrical connections
  • Material weight and dimensions
  • Backyard and gate access

Photos that help

Show what is loose and what remains attached.

These views help us understand the job. If you can’t safely get a picture, tell us what’s there instead.

  1. 01The full damaged area
  2. 02Connections and anchors from a safe distance
  3. 03Loose debris and stored contents
  4. 04Gate and driveway route
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Questions about this cleanup

Questions about fencing and sheds

Can you remove broken fence panels?

Yes, we handle loose fence panels and detached gates. Include photos of posts, concrete bases or pieces still attached so we can confirm the rest of the job.

Can you tear down a damaged shed?

Loose shed debris is different from taking down a standing structure. Send photos from outside; we’ll identify what can be hauled away and whether a separate demolition contractor is needed.

Start with photos

Send photos of the damage.

A few pictures and your property address are enough to start. Tell us what you want removed, and we’ll discuss the next steps.

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