Fence removal and tear-out

What fence removal includes

Old fence is often harder to take out than it was to put in. Posts set deep, wire grown into brush and rotted boards all slow the work. The crew pulls posts, rolls up wire, takes out rails and boards, and hauls it away, using the skid steer where posts are set firm.

• Post removal, including posts set in concrete.
• Wire and rail removal and roll-up, with brush cleared from the line.
• Haul-off of all fence material.

Check the line before you pull it

Tear out and build new in one job

Taking out the old fence and setting the new one in the same job saves a second visit and a second layout. We clear the line, then string and check the new line before a post goes in. See farm and ranch fence, horse fence and fence repair if part of the old fence can stay.

What affects the price of fence removal

• The length of the fence and the type: wood, wire or chain link.
• How the posts are set, in soil or in concrete.
• Brush and growth along the line.
• Whether new fence goes in right after.

How a removal job starts

1. Call or send the formCall (440) 241-4312 or use the FREE estimate form and tell us what you have and where.
2. We walk it with youWe walk the fence line with you and agree what comes out.
3. You get the scope in writingThe work and the price are written down before you decide.

Questions we hear