If your old shed has seen better days, it may be time for a shed demolition and removal. Over time, sheds can rot, rust, or become impractical for the space in your backyard. Longmont Junk Haul’s professional shed removal services make the process easy, allowing our team to safely tear down and haul your structure.
If your old shed has seen better days, it may be time for a shed demolition and removal. Over time, sheds can rot, rust, or become impractical for the space in your backyard. Longmont Junk Haul’s professional shed removal services make the process easy, allowing our team to safely tear down and haul your structure.
Removing a shed is more complicated than it looks. Older structures often contain different materials, including wood, metal, roofing, and glass. They may also be built on a concrete slab, making removal more complex. Our professional removal team has the expertise to take your storage shed apart safely and dispose of the debris properly.
We dismantle metal sheds, wooden structures, and hybrids. Every job is done with the right tools, without damaging nearby fences, plants, or hardscaping.
Our team loads and removes all parts of the shed, including shed walls, roofing, and heavier materials like doors, beams, and shelving.
Longmont Junk Haul’s pricing includes shed demolition and removal per square foot. We also consider materials and access, offering a clear flat-rate quote.
We sort materials like wood, metal, and other non-hazardous waste for recycling. Anything that can’t be recycled is carefully disposed of according to Boulder County regulations.
Broken-down, partially collapsed, or storm-damaged sheds are no match for Longmont Junk Haul. We handle every teardown carefully, removing all debris and leaving your yard clean. We deal with various types of shed demolition and removal, including:
Our shed demolition and removal services are ideal for:
Most shed demolition jobs in Longmont range from $250 to $700, depending on:
Longmont Junk Haul provides fast, no-obligation quotes. Send us a photo of your shed for a quick, flat-rate price.
Roof panels
Cut in sections with a reciprocating saw; carried away and disposed of.
Shed walls
Taken down using pry bars or hammers; kept for reuse if they are in good condition.
Floorboards (wooden)
Pulled up with a crowbar; heavier materials taken away separately.
Concrete slab flooring
Sledgehammer used to break up; smaller pieces hauled away.
Foundation
If your shed sits on a concrete slab, we leave the slab in place but can refer you to trusted local contractors for removal if needed.
Our shed demolition and removal process is thorough and hassle-free. We start by evaluating the state of your shed before we dismantle it piece by piece and haul away the debris. Here’s how you can get started:
Send us details and a photo of your shed. This enables us to give a clear quote based on your structure's size and complexity.
We’ll book your job at a convenient time. Most shed demolition and removal jobs can be completed in a single day.
Our crew uses equipment like pry bars, reciprocating saws, and protective gear to complete the demolition process safely.
Once done, we haul away everything. We also recycle usable materials and dispose of unwanted junk responsibly.
We provide junk removal in:
We can remove your shed and any attached wood base, not concrete slabs or footings. If you need the slab removed, we can refer you to a reputable local contractor.
Yes. Please remove all belongings and any hazardous items like paint, fuel, oil, or chemicals before we arrive. Although we can’t haul hazardous items, we can haul the junk inside your shed and add it to your quote.
Yes. Our crew is licensed, insured, and trained in safe demolition practices. We use the appropriate tools for the job, following a step-by-step process to ensure safe takedown and cleanup.
Most standard shed demolitions and removals take between 2–4 hours. However, this depends on the size, materials, and how easy it is for Longmont Junk Haul to access the structure.
We sort the debris and recycle wood, metal, and other salvageable parts whenever possible. Any non-recyclable material is disposed of properly at a licensed facility.
