Years of hard sun out here warps boards, loosens railings, and eventually splits a deck straight down the middle — and once it's genuinely unsafe to stand on, tearing it out yourself isn't realistic anymore. We take the structure down to the footings, pull every nail-studded plank, and haul it off so whatever's underneath — slab or bare dirt — is a clean start again. It's a request we hear often from the older homes along Socorro Road and the Mission Trail.
Text UsCall Now — Fast QuotePosts and their footings both come out. Until the ground underneath is actually clear, we don't consider the deck removed — leaving stubs behind doesn't count in our book.
Yes. Pergolas, shade structures, anything attached to the deck comes down and leaves with it in one trip.
Depends on size, material, and how the posts are set. Send a few photos or let us look in person and you'll get a firm number.
Clean lumber and metal hardware get diverted wherever a facility will accept them; everything else goes to licensed disposal.