Shed Removal & Demolition in Orlando, FL

Sheds under the oaks in Pine Hills

Pine Hills homes go back to the 1960s, and the oaks over those yards are just as settled in. A shed back there may be leaning, with a soft floor, and full of things nobody's looked at in years. That's fine. The crew can empty it, take it apart and load the pieces in one visit.

Getting to it is usually the real question. These lots can have narrow gates and tree cover that shuts out big trucks, but a dump trailer behind a pickup goes where the pickup goes. Send Rob a photo of the gate along with the shed itself.

Wood, metal or resin, anywhere in Orlando

Metal panels unscrew, wood gets cut down with a saw, and resin unclips. It's the same work in MetroWest, Dr. Phillips and Hunters Creek. A shed that's already blown down or come apart counts too; the crew just loads it. Anchors and tie-downs get pulled, and the footprint gets raked and swept.

One thing to check on an older shed: if it's pre-1980 and the siding looks suspect, get it tested before anyone touches it. Asbestos and lead paint call for licensed abatement, and that isn't a hauler's work. Permit rules vary with size and location, so check with your city or county before demo day.

Booking a shed job from 48 minutes away

Rob books these as scheduled runs, usually next day, and stacks them with other Orlando stops. A shed sitting on a slab can stay that way if you plan to reuse the pad. To break it out, the skid steer does the work and the concrete leaves through partner dump trucks, quoted on its own line. Rob's Orlando map is all of it, College Park and Audubon Park to Conway and Lake Nona.