Deck, fence & shed
teardown.

Old, rotted, or storm-damaged decks, fences, pergolas, and sheds taken down and removed, including the post footings, common in our wet climate where wood structures fail early.

When the wood gives out.

Bellingham's wet climate is hard on wood. Decks go soft, fence posts rot at the ground line, and sheds lean and leak long before they should. We take down failing decks, fences, pergolas, and sheds, pull the post footings, and haul everything off, so you are not left with a pile of rotted lumber and a yard full of nails. If you are clearing the spot to rebuild, we can backfill and grade the post holes so the ground is ready.

Most residential decks and fence runs are a one-day job, and the price depends on size, height, and how the footings were set. Concrete-set posts take more work to pull than driven posts. We give you a flat quote after we look, and the haul-away and footing removal are part of it, not an add-on.

What it actually costs.

Deck, fence & shed teardown $600 to $3,500

Our process.

  1. Free on-site walkthrough

    We look at the deck, fence, or shed, check the footings, and give you a flat written quote.

  2. Disconnect & protect

    We disconnect anything attached to the house, protect siding and landscaping you are keeping, and set up haul-out access.

  3. Teardown & footing removal

    We take the structure down and pull the post footings, including concrete-set ones, so nothing is left to trip over later.

  4. Haul-away & cleanup

    We haul off every board and post, sweep for nails and debris, and backfill or grade the holes if you ask.

Why hire a licensed crew.

Frequently asked questions.

How much does deck or fence removal cost in Bellingham?

A typical residential deck or fence run costs $600 to $3,500 to remove in Bellingham, depending on size, height, and how the posts were set. Concrete-set footings take more work than driven posts. Haul-away and footing removal are included in the quote.

Do you remove the concrete post footings too?

Yes. We pull the post footings, including concrete-set ones, so you do not hit them later when you rebuild or replant. We can backfill and grade the holes on request.

My deck looks okay on top but feels soft. Can you check it?

Yes. In our wet climate decks often rot where the framing meets the ground or the house, even when the surface boards look fine. We check the structure and footings as part of the free walkthrough.

Ready for a free deck, fence & shed teardown quote?

Tell us what needs to come down. We offer a free on-site walkthrough and most homeowners hear back the same day.

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Related services.

Deck, fence & shed teardown across Whatcom County.

Every neighborhood we serve has its own demolition challenges, from pre-1980 asbestos surveys in the core to rotted Lake Whatcom decks. Pick your area for local notes and pricing:

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