Dotson's Rolloff Dumpster Services
Make your demolition project simple with Dotson's Rolloff Dumpster Services. Whether you're tearing down a shed, deck, or fence, we focus on safety, efficiency, and... more
Clean Slate Hauling
Clean Slate Hauling offers fence removal, shed demolition, deck removal, and other light demolition services. We'll haul away and dispose of all demo debris and... more
Thornton Iron & Metal Inc
Founded in 1974, Thornton Iron & Metal, Inc. began as a small family business with only three employees and one location and has... more
Thomas Excavating & Trucking
Thomas Excavating & Trucking specializes in residential demolition projects, including concrete and pool removals. Our team has the manpower, equipment, and experience necessary to handle... more
Cooks Demolition Services
Cook’s Demolition Services is your local, family owned and operated source for responsive and accurate demolition services. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured... more
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Can I reuse the wood from my deck or fence removal?
Removing your deck or fence doesn't have to involve destroying it in the process. The lumber used in decks and fences is quite valuable—weathered wood is ideal for a variety of DIY projects and can be reused for countless purposes. You can completely transform your old fence or deck into landscaping trim, a table, bench, headboard, picture frame, or nearly anything else you can think of (or you could simply sell the wood to someone else).
The deck removal process involves:
- Removing all railings and stairs
- Removing the deck boards
- Removing the deck's legs
- Removing the concrete feet from the ground
The fence removal process involves:
- Removing the fence gates
- Removing the fence pickets
- Removing the fence posts
- Removing the fence post footings (optional, but recommended)
A professional could remove the average deck or fence in 4 hours or less, but if you attempt to do it yourself, expect it to take close to a full day (or more).