Replacing a fence or clearing a property line? We pull out old fencing of any material – including the concrete-set posts most contractors leave behind – and haul it all away so your new fence crew starts clean.
Wood Fencing
Chain-Link
Vinyl & Composite
Posts & Concrete
We work the whole line, not just the panels. Posts come out with the concrete, holes get backfilled, and we sweep for nails and hardware before we go.
Fence removal is priced by linear footage and whether posts are concrete-set. Quoted up front with haul-away included.
We price by the space your load takes up, so there are no hidden fees or surprise charges.
Yes. We pull the posts with the concrete and backfill the holes.
Absolutely – we regularly clear single runs or storm-damaged sections.
Yes, by linear footage and whether the posts are set in concrete.
Panels come down quickly. Posts are the job. A fence post set in a concrete collar has to be pulled with the concrete attached, which means digging around it, breaking it free and lifting a considerable weight out of the ground.
We pull the post and the concrete together and backfill the hole, so you are left with ground you can re-fence, turf or plant rather than a line of hidden obstructions.
Plenty of what we do here is partial. A storm takes out three panels, a neighbour rebuilds their side, or a single run at the back of the property has finally given up while the rest is sound. We are happy to clear one section and leave the remainder standing.
Chain link, wood board, vinyl and split rail all come out, and mixed-material runs are common on older properties.
Fence removal is quoted on linear footage, the material, and whether the posts are concrete-set. Old treated timber and vinyl both need proper disposal rather than burning, in line with Maryland Department of the Environment rules, and that is in the price.
Measure the run roughly and call 410-449-2367 — that is usually enough for a firm quote.
