- Loctaion: Portsmouth VA
- Call Us: (757)-797-6128
- Mail: info@bnfjunkremoval.com
An old fence has a way of overstaying its welcome. Panels lean, posts rot at the base, and a boundary that once looked sharp starts to drag down the whole yard. When it’s time for the fence to go, taking it out and getting rid of the pieces is a bigger job than most people expect.
B&F Junk Removal handles that job. We remove old, damaged, and unwanted fencing and haul the materials away, clearing the line so you can put up a new fence, open up the space, or move on with an outdoor project. Homeowners reach out to us when they’re replacing a worn fence, reworking the yard, dealing with storm damage, or simply getting rid of fencing they no longer want.
Pulling posts and stacking heavy panels is the part people dread. That’s the part we take off your hands.
Fence removal is two tasks rolled together: getting the fence out of the ground, and getting the pile of material off your property. We cover both.
The work depends on how the fence was built. Some sections lift out cleanly; others need to be taken apart panel by panel, with posts pulled from the ground where they’ve been set. Gates, rails, and hardware come out along with the rest. Older fences with posts anchored in concrete take more effort, and we work through those as the job requires.
Once the fence is down, we load the panels, posts, and debris onto our truck and haul it all away. Instead of a heap of broken fencing sitting by the driveway, you’re left with a clear boundary line ready for whatever comes next.
Fencing comes in a lot of forms, and we clear the full range of materials and components, including:
This kind of material overlaps with our construction and renovation debris removal, so if your project produces more than just fencing, we can take that away in the same visit. If you’re unsure whether a particular material is included, mention it when you book.
Fences come out for all sorts of reasons. Common ones include:
We keep the process simple:
Because fence setups vary so much, we’ll go over the specifics with you when you reach out.
Fence removal fits into a range of situations and customers:
Whether it’s a single damaged section or an entire perimeter, we scale the work to the property.
After we haul the materials away, we aim to handle them responsibly. Where the option is available, fence materials are directed toward appropriate disposal or recycling channels rather than simply being discarded.
Wood, vinyl, and metal fencing are each handled differently, and we take care of routing the material appropriately so you don’t have to separate it, load it, or figure out where it can go.
Homeowners and property professionals call us for fence removal for practical reasons:
What does fence removal include?
Fence removal covers taking out the fencing and clearing the materials afterward. Depending on the setup, that means removing panels, posts, rails, and gates, then loading and hauling the debris off your property so nothing is left behind.
Can you remove an entire fence?
Yes. We can take out a full fence line, from a single run to an entire perimeter, along with the posts and hardware. Let us know the length and material when you book so our team comes prepared.
Do you remove fence posts set in concrete?
Yes. Posts anchored in concrete take extra effort, but removing them is part of the job. Mention it when you reach out so we can plan for it.
Do you remove gates and rails?
Yes. Gates, rails, and other fence components come out along with the panels and posts as part of the removal.
Can you remove wood, vinyl, and metal fencing?
Yes. We handle the common fencing materials, including wood panels, vinyl fencing, and metal fencing, plus the debris that comes with them.
Do you haul away the fence debris?
Yes. Hauling is a core part of the service. Once the fence is down, we load the materials and take them away, so you’re not left with a pile to deal with.
Do I need to take the fence down before you arrive?
No. You don’t need to dismantle anything in advance. Our team handles the removal and the hauling. Clearing a path to the fence line helps the job go smoothly.
How much does fence removal cost?
The cost depends on the length of the fence, the material, and how the posts are set. For an accurate figure, contact us with details about your fence and we’ll provide a quote based on the specific project.
How do I schedule fence removal?
Contact B&F Junk Removal with the details of your fence and choose a convenient time. We’ll confirm the appointment and arrive ready to remove it.
If a worn, damaged, or unwanted fence is taking up space along your property, we can take it down and haul it away. Contact B&F Junk Removal for fence removal or request a quote. Tell us about your fence and your plans, and we’ll clear the line.
