Get Rid of Your Old Shed to Make Way for the New

If you’re tired of looking at the old, worn-down shed in your backyard but have been putting off having it removed because you’re not sure what to do with it, look no further.

Whether your shed is made of wood, metal, or plastic, Hometown Demolition can help you find a shed demolition specialist who can have it safely removed in no time.

Why put off shed demolition another day? You could have an entirely new backyard in a matter of hours without having to lift a finger.

Shed demolition offers a number of benefits:

• Increases the safety of your property
• Increases your property’s value
• Allows you to better utilize the space

Similarly, there are endless options for utilizing your new backyard space, from transforming the newly empty area to a garden, adding a swimming pool, a playplace for kids, outdoor fire pit and lounge area, a wood or composite deck, or general landscaping.

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DIY Shed Removal

If your shed is small and you're up for the challenge, you probably can remove it yourself, but it doesn't necessarily mean you should.

Disassembling your shed will likely save you money, but it may not save you any time or stress.

Some of the basic tools you'd need to remove your shed by hand include:

• Safety equipment (gloves, glasses, work boots, etc.)
• Ladder
• Hammer with ripping claw
• Pry bar
• Hand saw
• Drill
• Pliers
• Tarps and drop cloths
• Adjustable wrench
• Heavy-duty broom

Also, when going through with a shed demolition or deconstruction yourself, there will be quite a bit of debris to dispose of.

If you don't already have this equipment, the cost for them alone could be similar to shed demolition by a professional, let alone the cost to rent a dumpster to dispose of the debris.

Depending on your state or city ordinances, it's possible that there is a law regarding the amount of materials you must recycle from a project. For materials that can't be recycled, renting a dumpster is a convenient way to manage the debris (or find a landfill near you where you can haul the material yourself).

Consider donating any reusable materials to non-profits, like Habitat for Humanity. You could also consider putting them up for sale on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace.

Learn more:

• What to Do with Your Old Backyard Storage Shed: Remove, Renovate, or Rebuild?
• A Convenient Guide to What You Can and Can't Put in a Roll-Off Container
• 7 Things You Should Know Before Starting a DIY Demo Project
• Small Demolition Projects: DIY or Hire a PRO?

Hire a Professional to Remove Your Shed

Hiring a professional to handle your shed demolition is easily the quickest, safest, and most convenient option.

It typically takes less than an hour or two to complete the job with the help of heavy machinery and costs $600 - $2,000 on average.

A professional can have your shed torn down in no time, haul away the debris when they're done, and leave you with a clean, fresh space.

Depending on where you live, there may be restrictions to who you can and cannot hire to remove your shed.

Hometown Demolition can help you find the shed removal contractor you're looking for.

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