Shed, Deck & Hot Tub Demolition in Hall County, GA
Got an old shed falling apart, a rotted deck, or a hot tub nobody uses? We tear it down, load it up, and haul it all away, so you get your yard back.
Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.
Demolition and removal we do
Shed demolition and removal
Deck tear-down and removal
Above-ground pool removal
Hot tub and spa removal
Shop and outbuilding demolition
Interior demolition
Concrete removal
What to expect
We look at the job in person or from photos and give you a free quote. On demo day we take the structure apart, load every piece into our trailer, and clean up the debris so the area is ready for whatever comes next.
Before demo day
If power or water runs to a shed, hot tub, or pool, have it disconnected before we start. Tell us about anything stored inside and we can clear that out too.
Clearing out a whole property first? See our estate and home cleanouts. Removing an old single-wide or double-wide? See mobile home demolition and removal.
Demolition and removal of sheds, decks, hot tubs and pools in Gainesville and Hall County
A shed, a deck and a hot tub each come apart differently, which is why each has its own starting price. Here's how we handle each kind of backyard structure, what the price includes, what has to happen before we arrive, and what costs extra. We're two brothers from Hall County who do the tear-down ourselves. Text photos of the structure and the path to it to 678-224-1606 for a free quote.
Taking down sheds and decks
Sheds come down roof first, then walls, then the floor frame, and the pieces are cut to lengths that stack flat in the trailer. Wood, metal and resin sheds are all fine. The starting price covers sheds up to about 8x10; larger sheds and shop buildings are quoted from photos or on site. Decks are priced by size, since a bigger deck means more boards to pry up, more joists to cut and more posts to pull. Railings, steps and built-in benches come out with the rest.
Hot tubs, above-ground pools and playsets
These jobs have their own pages with more detail. For hot tub removal, we cut the shell, cabinet and frame into pieces small enough for a gate or side yard. Above-ground pool removal covers the walls, frame, liner and ladder, and the pool must be fully drained first. Playset and swing set removal handles wooden forts, slides and metal swing sets. Two or three of these in one yard can be quoted together.
What every tear-down includes
Taking the structure apart by hand and with power tools
Cutting it into pieces that load tight in the trailer
Loading and hauling every piece, with standard dump fees covered
Raking or sweeping the spot where it stood
Before we arrive, any electrical line feeding a shed or hot tub must be disconnected by an electrician. That isn't work we do, and we can't start cutting until it's done.
What demolition costs
Shed demolition starts at $600 for sheds up to about 8x10. Deck removal starts at $800 and is priced by size. Hot tub removal starts at $400, above-ground pool removal at $450, and playset or swing set removal at $300. For example, a small shed and the old swing set beside it start at $900 ($600 + $300). Concrete pads, footings and dirt are priced by weight, and larger structures, raised decks, stairs and long carries to the trailer raise the price. Our pricing page lists every starting price.
Demolition questions
Can I tear it down myself and have you haul the pile? Yes. That's debris removal, priced by trailer space and weight.
What should I send for a deck quote? Photos from a few angles, the rough length and width, how high it sits off the ground, and where we can park the trailer.
The shed has old paint and chemicals inside. Can you take them? No. Paint, chemicals and other hazardous waste have to come out before we start. Our Hall County dump guide lists what the landfill accepts.
Demolition by town
Not sure which town you fall under? See every town we serve.