Kent, Washington
Make room for what’s next in the backyard.
Playsets, swing sets, and trampolines come with more parts than you see from the patio. Start with the structure, its anchors, and the way out of your yard.
What needs to go?
Choose the closest structure and check the details that shape the work.
Playset & Trampoline Removal
A practical starting point for planning the removal of a backyard playset, trampoline, or both.
Read moreSwing Set Removal
Plan the removal of a freestanding swing set and its connected pieces.
Read moreTrampoline Removal
Understand the details that affect taking apart and hauling a trampoline.
Read moreWooden Playset Removal
Plan for a larger timber playset with platforms, slides, and multiple connections.
Read morePlayhouse Removal
Assess a freestanding backyard playhouse before removal.
Read moreBackyard Slide Removal
Prepare for removal of a standalone slide or one attached to a play structure.
Read moreA useful first look
Photograph the whole structure and the route to the street. Include posts, footings, fencing, steps, and anything connected to another feature.
1. Show the structure
Wide photos reveal size and attached parts.
2. Show the access
The narrowest gate, grade, and loading point matter.
3. Agree on the scope
Clarify whether posts, footings, and loose pieces are included.
Make the job clear before work begins.
Share the structure, access path, anchors, and the pieces you want removed.
See estimate checklist