Fence Removal in Northern Colorado
Plan removal of an old fence, a damaged section or fencing that needs to go before replacement work. We review the panels, posts, gates and access, then coordinate the agreed removal and haul-off.
Serving Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming. Send photos of both sides of the fence, posts and loading access with the project address.
Clear the Fence Line with an Agreed Scope
Fort Collins Junk Removal and Demo works with owners and contractors on fence-removal scopes. Mark the exact sections that go and what must remain. Post extraction, concrete footings, shared boundaries and utility locations need review before the work is scheduled.
Fence Removal Services
Wood Fence Sections
Discuss removal of agreed wood panels, rails, gates and posts. Identify sections and supports to retain before dismantling.
Chain Link and Wire Fencing
Share details of mesh, rails, tension wire and gate connections. Confirm whether the posts and their footings are part of the removal.
Vinyl and Composite Fencing
Provide photos of panels and post construction so dismantling and hauling can be reviewed for the specific fence.
Metal Fencing and Gates
Discuss iron, aluminum or steel fence components with access and attachment details. Post cutting and excavation are different scopes.
Plan the Boundary and the Handover
Mark the Removal Line
Confirm ownership and the exact fence sections to remove, including shared-boundary arrangements with neighbors.
Review Posts and Footings
Agree on extraction or cutting requirements with the replacement installer. Concrete removal and hole filling must be included explicitly.
Check Utilities and Access
Identify buried-service locations and access restrictions before digging or affected removal work.
Coordinate the Replacement
Share the installer’s needs and preferred timeline. Temporary enclosure for pets or security may need separate arrangements.
From Photos to a Clear Plan
Send Fence Photos
Show the sections, posts, gates and route to the loading area with approximate length and address.
Agree on the Estimate
Confirm materials, removal boundaries, post treatment and cleanup before setting a work window.
Remove and Haul
The agreed components and debris are loaded for removal. Review the handover scope before replacement work begins.
What Happens to the Debris?
Fence removal and debris hauling can be planned together. Confirm which panels, posts, hardware and concrete are included. Existing fencing to retain is marked separately; disposal or recycling options depend on material condition and receiving facilities.
Fence Removal and Cleanup – Before & After
Fence Removal Questions
How much does fence removal cost?
Length, material, access and post or footing work affect the estimate. Photos and measurements help start the review; a walkthrough may be needed for a firm project price.
Do you remove fence posts and concrete?
Post and footing treatment is agreed in the estimate. Discuss extraction, cutting, concrete removal and any filling with the replacement installer before work.
Can you remove just part of a fence?
A partial scope can be reviewed. Mark the sections to remove and the posts or adjoining panels to keep so the boundaries are clear.
How quickly can a fence be removed?
Timing depends on length, construction, access and the agreed post work. Call or text to discuss availability after the scope is reviewed.
What types of fencing can you review?
Wood, chain link, wire, vinyl, composite and metal fencing can be discussed. Send photos of the construction and connections to confirm the removal plan.
What if the fence is shared with a neighbor?
Confirm ownership, boundary arrangements and the agreed removal section with the relevant parties before scheduling.
Will the post holes be filled?
Hole filling and grading must be agreed in the estimate. Confirm the replacement installer’s requirements rather than assuming all excavations will be filled.
Do you install the new fence?
This page covers removal and hauling. Coordinate new fencing, temporary enclosure and installation with the contractor responsible for that work.
Ready to Plan Your Fence Removal?
Send photos and the project address for a free estimate. We’ll review the fence sections, posts, access and haul-off needs.