Fence and Deck Demolition Made Easy!
Rotting fences and deteriorating decks are more than just an eyesore — they're a safety hazard. Post extraction, concrete footer removal, and pressure-treated wood disposal make DIY fence and deck demolition a bigger job than most people expect. We handle the full process so you don't have to.
Want It Gone demolishes and removes fences and decks across Citrus County, The Villages, and the greater Ocala area. Wood fences, chain link, vinyl, composite decking, pressure-treated lumber — we tear down and haul away every type of material.
What Want It Gone Can Do For You
- Post extraction with concrete footer removal
- Deck board removal and railing teardown
- Fence line clearing and gate removal
- Pressure-treated wood disposal
- Complete site cleanup after removal
Safe Demolition of Fences, Decks, and More
Benefits of choosing Want It Gone for your demolition needs: We have the tools, the truck, and the experience to get it done right. No renting equipment, no trips to the dump, no figuring out what to do with pressure-treated lumber. We handle every step from the first board to the last trip to the disposal facility.
Need more than just a fence or deck removed? Our full demolition services include sheds, mobile homes, and barns.
FAQs
- What is involved in fence demolition?
- Fence demolition includes removing all fence panels, rails, and gates. Post extraction — pulling fence posts and their concrete footings out of the ground — is included. We clear the entire fence line and haul away all materials.
- How long does it take to demolish a fence?
- Most residential fence demolition jobs take half a day to a full day depending on the length and type of fencing. Chain link goes faster than wood privacy fences. We'll give you a time estimate during the quote.
- Do you remove deck boards and the frame?
- Yes. Our deck board removal process includes the surface boards, railing teardown, joists, beams, and posts. We also remove concrete footer blocks if they're accessible. The entire deck structure gets demolished and hauled away.
- How much does fence and deck demolition cost?
- Pricing is based on the linear footage of fencing or square footage of decking, the materials involved, and the difficulty of post and footer removal. We provide free on-site quotes. Call (352) 234-8118 or text us a photo.
- Do you handle pressure-treated wood disposal?
- Yes. Pressure-treated wood disposal requires specific handling since it can't be burned or composted. We separate pressure-treated lumber from regular wood and dispose of it at facilities that accept treated materials.
- Can you remove just part of a fence or deck?
- Absolutely. We can remove a section of fence, a specific gate, or just the deck while leaving the surrounding structures intact. Partial demolition is no problem.