Elmhurst
105 Feet of Wood Privacy Fence Removed — Elmhurst, IL
An Elmhurst home had about 70 feet of aging wood privacy fence along one side of the house and another 35 feet across the back, and it was time for it to go.
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Leaning panels, rusted chain-link, a fence that needs to be gone before the new one goes in. We pull it, cut it, and haul it, posts and all wherever the ground allows.

Fence removal is a demo job with a lot of linear feet and a lot of small pieces. We unscrew or cut the panels, pull the posts (or cut them flush when they're set in big footings), gather the hardware with magnets, and load everything onto the truck. Chain-link comes down fastest; an old wood privacy fence with concrete-set posts takes the longest, and those are the ones our crews find most satisfying.
We've removed 44 fences in the last 24 months, and just as often we haul the debris after a fence contractor has torn the old one down and left the pile. Either way, the metal is recycled and treated wood goes to a licensed C&D facility. Fence work happens entirely outside, so you don't need to be home: once you've confirmed which run is going and the gate is open, the crew pulls it, loads it and texts you photos of the cleared line.
Book online, or call or text (312) 800-1940. Pick an arrival window that suits you. Same-day and next-day are often available, Monday through Saturday.
They take a look at everything and give you one number that covers the labor, loading, hauling and disposal. There's no obligation, so if it doesn't work for you, they simply leave and there's no charge.
The crew carries everything out from wherever it sits, loads it up, and sweeps up after themselves. Most jobs are finished right then and there.
If the crew can reach the items, whether that's the alley, the garage, a doorman or a door code, they'll do the job while you're at work, text you before-and-after photos, and take payment by phone or with a card on file.
Elmhurst
An Elmhurst home had about 70 feet of aging wood privacy fence along one side of the house and another 35 feet across the back, and it was time for it to go.
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This Naperville job kept part of a large backyard deck and removed the rest. The tricky part was the nine support posts, each set in a concrete footing, which all had to come out completely so the area could be regraded and seeded.
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An Evanston home had a 10x12 plywood shed with a shingled roof sitting on a concrete slab in the back corner of the yard. The slab was staying; the shed was not.
Read the case study →Posts set in small footings we can pull. With large footings we typically cut the post flush and leave the concrete below grade, unless you specifically want them dug out, in which case the crew will include that in the estimate.
It's worth asking before you remove a shared fence. Chicago and most suburbs treat a fence on the property line as shared property. Once you've cleared it with them, we'll happily haul it.
Yes. Chain-link and metal posts are recycled as scrap steel.
Yes. Stack it in one spot and book a visit; that's a standard debris pickup.
A typical wood fence of 50 to 100 feet is usually a couple of hours including post pulling. Chain-link is faster.
We don't quote by phone, because we'd rather give you a number we can stand behind. The crew comes out for free, looks at what's going and how it's getting out (stairs, elevators, heavy material and all), and gives you one price that covers everything. Say yes and they do the job right then. Say no and there's no charge, no hard feelings.
The price is confirmed on site before anything moves, so there are no surprises on the invoice. How our pricing works →
If you've got junk anywhere in Chicago or the Chicagoland suburbs, we'd be glad to take it off your hands. Book a free onsite estimate online, or call or text us at (312) 800-1940 and we'll get you on the schedule.