What We Take
We tear down and haul away backyard sheds — wood, vinyl and metal — including whatever is still inside them. A small 8×8 shed is typically our half load; a large barn-style shed can run to a full truck. We rake the site clean when the shed is gone, so you are left with a flat spot rather than a debris field.
Full room or a packed garage section. Confirmed on-site before anything is loaded.
See what this load size costs →No transfer-station surcharge applies to this item. The load price is the whole price.
The shed comes apart in panels rather than being knocked flat, which keeps nails and splinters out of your lawn. Contents come out first and get sorted so anything with a disposal fee is called out before it is loaded.
Clean wood and metal are separated for recycling at the transfer station. Shingles and mixed debris go to general disposal.
Call (774) 230-8388 or book online. You get a price before the work starts, and it does not change afterwards. This falls under our light demolition service if you have more than one item going.
No. Most sheds come to us full and the contents are part of the job. Tell us roughly what is in there when you call so the quote reflects it.
A small 8×8 is typically our half truck load. A 10×12 or a barn-style shed with a loft usually falls between the three-quarter and full truck tiers. Contents and any concrete pad affect the final figure, which is confirmed on-site. Every tier rate is on the pricing page.
Breaking and hauling a slab is a separate job with real weight to it. We can do it — just raise it when you call so it is in the quote rather than a surprise.
No. We take the shed apart in panels rather than flattening it, and we rake the footprint before we leave.
See the full list of what we take — around fifty items across seven categories, plus what we cannot legally haul.
