Demolition & Haul-Away in Southern Maryland

We don’t just haul junk away – we tear it down first. Critters & Clutter handles shed, deck, fence, hot tub and small structure demolition across Southern Maryland, then removes every piece of debris so you’re left with a clean, empty space.

What We Tear Down and Haul Away

Shed Demolition

Deck Removal

Fence Removal

Hot Tub & Pool Removal

Serving Calvert, St. Mary's & Charles County

From a backyard shed to an old deck or a rotting fence line, we bring the tools, the crew and the trailers. Most residential demolition jobs are finished in a single day, and we sweep the site before we leave.

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Demolition and haul-away crew at work in Calvert County, Maryland

One Crew, Start to Finish

Demolition is priced by the size of the structure and the volume of debris it produces – not by the hour. You get a firm quote before we start, and it covers teardown, loading, hauling and disposal.

Straightforward Demolition Pricing

We price by the space your load takes up, so there are no hidden fees or surprise charges.

Our Demolition Services

Demolition Across Southern Maryland

Lusby  •  Prince Frederick  •  Solomons  •  Chesapeake Beach  •  Dunkirk  •  Lexington Park  •  California  •  Leonardtown  •  Waldorf  •  La Plata

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you haul away the debris after demolition?

Yes. Every demolition quote includes teardown, loading, hauling and disposal. We sweep the site before we leave.

How much does demolition cost?

Demolition is priced by the size of the structure and the volume of debris it produces, not by the hour. You get a firm quote before we start.

Do I need a permit?

Small structures like sheds, decks and fences usually don’t require one. Larger structures may – we’ll tell you before we schedule.

Demolition and Haul-Away: Do You Need a Permit?

For most of what we take down — a garden shed, a deck, a run of fencing, a hot tub, an above-ground pool — Maryland does not require a contractor licence for demolition and haul-away, and small accessory structures usually do not need a permit either. Larger structures can be a different matter, and rules vary between Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s. Demolition and haul-away is quoted as one job, so the permit question matters before we schedule.

We will tell you before we schedule if we think your job needs a permit or a utility disconnection first. For background on how residential demolition is handled more generally, the EPA guidance on residential demolition is a reasonable starting point.

Teardown and Haul-Away Are One Job

The part people underestimate is the debris. Taking a structure down is quick; getting several tons of timber, panel and hardware off the property is the real work, and it is where a cheap quote usually turns expensive.

Our price covers both. Teardown, loading, hauling and disposal are quoted as one number before we start, and we sweep the ground before we leave so you are not left picking screws out of the lawn.

What Gets Salvaged

Not everything that comes down is waste. Usable lumber, metal, and fixtures worth saving get separated out where it is practical, and scrap metal goes for recycling rather than burial. The Maryland Department of the Environment sets out how the state handles recycling and disposal if you want the detail.

Call 410-449-2367 and describe the structure. You will get a firm number, not a range.