Shed Removal & Demolition

We quote it in writing after you send photos — no number that creeps up on the day. Size, condition, whether the base is coming out and how easy the access is all shape the price, so you get one honest figure before we book.

We can. If the slab, paving or footings under the shed are surplus, we break them out and take them away as part of the same job. Say so when you send photos and we'll price it in — or leave the base if you want to build back on it.

No. Clearing the contents you no longer want is part of the service — garden tools, old paint, timber offcuts, the lot. Just set aside anything you're keeping, and we'll take the rest with the shed.

Yes — collapsed and dangerous sheds are routine for us. We demolish what's left safely, clear the debris and remove any base if needed. The less stable it is, the more reason to let a crew handle it rather than tackling it yourself.

Removal covers taking a shed away however it comes down; demolition is what we do when it's too far gone to dismantle in panels. In practice we do both in one visit — take it down the appropriate way, then clear the site — under a single quote.

It's sorted rather than tipped in one heap. Timber, metal, felt and hardcore are separated and recycled where possible, and the rest disposed of responsibly as a registered waste carrier. Disposal documentation is available on request.

Asbestos-cement sheeting is a specialist, licensed job we don't carry out — but we'll tell you honestly if we suspect it and point you to a licensed removal contractor. For standard timber, metal and plastic sheds, we handle everything.

We work carefully around boundaries, plants and paths, and protect surfaces on the carry-out. Access sometimes means routing debris through a side gate or over a low fence — we'll agree the method with you first so nothing's a surprise.