Photos of the outside, inside, and access route are a great starting point. Include approximate dimensions and let us know whether the shed has electricity, a concrete base, or unwanted items inside.

We’ll let you know if an in-person look is needed.

Anything you want to keep should be removed beforehand. If you want us to haul away the contents too, show us what’s inside so we can include approved items in your quote. Tell us about any paints, fuels, or chemicals before scheduling.

We can review the access with you. Send photos of the gate and the path to the shed, along with the approximate gate width.

We’ll determine how the dismantled materials can be brought out and account for that work in the estimate.

We can assess damaged and deteriorating sheds for removal. Send photos taken from outside and tell us about any leaning walls, collapsed sections, or roof damage.

We’ll review the condition before confirming the job and discuss any safety concerns.

We’ll discuss those separately when reviewing your project. A wooden floor, concrete slab, and footings involve different work, so we’ll confirm what we can remove and whether the base will stay before you approve the quote.

If it is something we feel we can't remove, we have connections to those who can.

Let us know before scheduling. We’ll discuss the preparations needed, including arranging for connected utilities to be properly disconnected by a qualified professional before demolition begins.

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That depends on the structure and access. Once we’ve reviewed the shed, we’ll give you an expected timeframe and coordinate a day that works for you. We’ll also explain anything that needs to be ready before we arrive.