Fast and Affordable Demolition Services
When a structure needs to come down, Want It Gone handles the entire process. From the initial load-bearing assessment to the final site grading, our crew manages every step of light demolition. We bring the equipment mobilization, the manpower, and the trucks to haul everything away.
We serve residential and commercial properties across Central Florida including Citrus County, The Villages, and the greater Ocala area. Whether it's a rotting shed, an old mobile home, a collapsing barn, or a worn-out fence — we tear it down safely and cleanly.
Our Demolition Services
- Shed demolition and prefab teardown
- Mobile home singlewide and doublewide demolition
- Barn demolition with timber salvage
- Fence and deck post extraction and removal
Our Demolition Process — Step by Step
- 1Free assessment and quote. We visit the site, evaluate the structure, and give you a flat-rate quote for the entire job including debris containment and haul-off.
- 2Permit coordination if needed. We advise on permitting requirements and help coordinate with local authorities when required.
- 3Structural teardown. Our crew dismantles the structure safely and efficiently, separating salvageable materials from waste.
- 4Debris hauling and site cleanup. All materials are loaded, hauled away, and the site is graded and cleaned up. Haul-off included.
FAQs
- What types of demolition do you offer?
- Want It Gone provides light demolition services including shed demolition, mobile home teardown, barn demolition, fence and deck demolition, and other small structure removal. We handle the full process — structural teardown, debris containment, and haul-off.
- Do you handle permits for demolition?
- Permit coordination depends on the scope of the project and your local municipality. We can advise you on what's typically required for your type of demolition and help with the process where applicable.
- How long does a demolition project take?
- Small structures like sheds and fences typically take half a day to a full day. Mobile homes usually take 1-2 days. Barn demolition can take 2-3 days depending on size. We'll give you a clear timeline estimate during the quoting process.
- What happens to the debris after demolition?
- All debris is loaded onto our trucks and hauled away. We sort materials for recycling where possible — metals, clean wood, and concrete are routed to recycling facilities. Haul-off is included in every demolition quote.
- Do you do site grading after demolition?
- Basic site grading and cleanup is included with most demolition projects. We clear all debris, level the footprint, and leave the area ready for whatever comes next — whether that's new construction, landscaping, or just open space.