Service · Denver metro
Shed demolition and haul-away, one trip.
The shed at the back that's been leaning for three winters. We connect you with a local hauler who takes it apart, loads it, and leaves the pad clear.
Typical shed demolition jobs
Most jobs land in one of these. Access and volume are the variables.
| Situation | Typical |
|---|---|
| Small wood shed (8x8) | $400 – $650 |
| Large wood shed (10x12+) | $650 – $1,000 |
| Metal shed | $300 – $550 |
| Concrete pad breakup | Priced per ton |
Ranges cover teardown, loading and disposal. Pads are priced separately by weight.
Detail
What's involved
How it works
Metal sheds come apart in panels and go quickly. Wood sheds get dismantled rather than knocked over, which is slower but keeps the material sortable and stops nails ending up across the yard. Anything still stored inside can go in the same load if you want it gone.
The slab underneath
Most sheds sit on a concrete pad, gravel, or paving slabs. Any of those can stay or go. If the pad's going, it's priced by weight rather than volume — concrete is heavy and transfer stations charge accordingly.
Permits
Small accessory structures usually don't need a demolition permit, but rules vary by municipality across the metro and larger structures can be a different story. Check with your city before scheduling if the shed is substantial or if it has power or plumbing run to it.
Questions
Shed demolition questions
Do I need to empty it first?
No, but tell us what's in there. Contents can go in the same load — it just changes the volume.
Can the fence go too?
Yes. Fence teardown is common alongside shed removal and gets quoted together.
What if it has power run to it?
Get the circuit disconnected at the panel by an electrician first. No hauler should cut live conductors.
Get a price for this job
Five questions, about a minute. You'll get a size estimate and a range.
Related
Other things that can go
Furniture removal
Couches, sectionals, mattresses, desks and dressers hauled from anywhere in the house.
See details →Appliance removal
Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters, including the refrigerant rules.
See details →Garage cleanouts
Years of accumulation cleared out, sorted for donation where it makes sense.
See details →Areas we cover