Rooftop Deck Removal in Wicker Park, Chicago
How We Handled This Wicker Park Rooftop Deck Removal
This Wicker Park homeowner called us for rooftop deck removal: about 800 square feet of aging wood decking on the roof, along with patio furniture, a picnic table and a bordering fence. Partway through planning, they added an old HVAC compressor to the list, which was no problem at all!
Taking out a deck on a roof means carrying everything down, so the crew pulled up the deck boards, broke down the fence and furniture, and brought it all down to the truck. When they were done, the roof was clear down to its surface and ready for the homeowner's next project.
Rooftops, back porches and third floors take a lot of carrying, and believe it or not, our crew kind of enjoys them. If a compressor or deck lighting is going too, just have the power disconnected and properly terminated before we arrive.
Before · After
How This Job Was Priced
Like every job we do, this deck removal started with a free onsite estimate. The crew looked at the deck, the furniture and the way down and gave one firm price covering the labor, loading, hauling and disposal, so there were no surprises on the receipt. It's a free estimate, no obligation. How our pricing works →
Quick Job Details
| Service | Deck removal |
|---|---|
| Property | Rooftop deck on a city home |
| Scope | About 800 sq ft of decking, patio furniture, fence and an HVAC compressor |
| When | October 2025 |