- Loctaion: Portsmouth VA
- Call Us: (757)-797-6128
- Mail: info@bnfjunkremoval.com
An old deck can go from a favorite spot to a problem in the yard. Boards warp, railings loosen, and what was once usable outdoor space becomes something you’d rather not step on. When a deck reaches that point, it usually needs to come out before anything better can take its place.
That’s where B&F Junk Removal comes in. We dismantle unwanted and worn-out decks and haul the materials away, clearing the space so you can move forward with a replacement, a landscaping plan, or simply a cleaner backyard. Homeowners call us when they’re upgrading to a new deck, reworking the yard, or getting rid of a structure that’s outlived its use.
Taking a deck apart and getting rid of the debris is heavy, messy work. We handle that part for you.
Deck demolition is really two jobs in one: taking the structure apart, and getting the resulting pile of material off your property. We do both.
Depending on the deck, the work can involve pulling up decking boards, removing railings and stairs, and taking down the framing, posts, and other attached materials. Some decks come apart in sections; others need to be broken down piece by piece. Either way, we work through the structure and clear what’s there.
Once the deck is down, we load the boards, framing, and debris onto our truck and haul it all away. You’re left with an open, cleared area instead of a demolition pile sitting in the yard for weeks.
There are a number of reasons a deck ends up on the way out:
If you’re unsure about the condition of your deck, that’s a conversation for a contractor or inspector. Our role is the removal once you’ve decided it’s time for the deck to go.
Deck demolition produces a lot of material, and we clear the full range of it, including:
This kind of debris overlaps with our construction and renovation debris removal, so if your project involves more than just the deck, we can take that away too. Not sure whether a particular material is included? Ask when you book.
We keep the process straightforward:
We’ll talk through the specifics with you when you reach out, since deck size and setup vary a lot from one yard to the next.
An old deck rarely comes out on its own. Removal usually fits into a bigger plan, and the service works alongside projects such as:
After we haul away the materials, we aim to handle them responsibly. Where the option is available, deck materials and debris are directed toward appropriate disposal or recycling channels rather than simply being discarded.
Wood, composite boards, and metal fasteners are handled differently from one another, and we take care of routing the material appropriately so you don’t have to sort it, load it, or find somewhere to take it.
Homeowners bring us in for deck removal for some practical reasons:
What does deck demolition include?
Deck demolition covers dismantling the deck structure and removing the materials afterward. Depending on the deck, that can mean taking out boards, railings, stairs, posts, and framing, then loading and hauling the debris off your property.
Can you remove an entire deck?
Yes. We can take down and clear a full deck, from the boards and railings to the framing and posts. Let us know the size and setup when you book so our team arrives prepared for the job.
Do you remove deck stairs and railings?
Yes. Stairs, railings, and other attached components are part of the structure, and we remove them along with the rest of the deck as applicable to your project.
Can you remove wood and composite decking?
Yes. We handle both traditional wood decking and composite boards, as well as the framing and other materials that come with them.
Do you haul away deck demolition debris?
Yes. Hauling is a core part of the service. Once the deck is dismantled, we load the debris onto our truck and take it away, so you’re not left with a pile in the yard.
Do I need to dismantle the deck before you arrive?
No. You don’t need to take anything apart in advance. Our team handles the dismantling and the removal. Just clear a path to the deck area if you can.
How much does deck demolition cost?
The cost depends on the size of the deck, its materials, and how much debris there is. For an accurate figure, contact us with details about your deck and we’ll provide a quote based on the specific project.
How do I schedule deck demolition?
Contact B&F Junk Removal with the details of your deck and pick a convenient time. We’ll confirm the appointment and arrive ready to dismantle and remove it.
If an aging or unwanted deck is taking up space in your yard, we can take it down and haul it away. Contact B&F Junk Removal for deck demolition and removal or request a quote. Tell us about your deck and your plans, and we’ll clear the way.
