A trampoline has more parts than its circular frame suggests.
What to record
Record the diameter, whether a safety enclosure remains, and whether the ladder, pad, and ground anchors are included. Photograph rust, bent poles, and damaged springs from a safe distance. Keep children away from worn or unstable equipment.
Access and scope
A removal provider can judge whether the frame can be carried in sections or needs further disassembly. Ask where the material will go; recycling options depend on the materials and the accepting facility.
Quick checklist
- Photograph all sides and connected parts.
- Measure the narrowest opening on the way out.
- Note buried supports and any suspected utility connection.
- Decide what should remain and what should be hauled away.
Read about trampoline removal, or use the estimate checklist to organize the details.