Swing Set Removal in Kingsland, GA

Swing chains and beams come off the towers, slides come off the rails, and the wood frame unbolts at the joints. Bigger sets with several towers and connecting bridges simply run longer.

Ground anchors are the part most people forget, and stakes come up with the set. Concrete footings are a judgment call, and each one is something we can look at from a photo of the post bases.

Once it’s down, we sweep the yard for hardware, splinters and debris.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

In a town where so many families arrive and leave on orders, a swing set often stays put longer than the family that built it. The kids outgrow it, or the moving date lands, and a heavy wooden playset is nobody’s idea of something to ship to the next duty station.

A backyard in the neighborhoods off Colerain Road gets the same treatment as any other: the set comes apart where it stands, the pieces go out along the side of the house, and the crew minds the sprinkler heads and flower beds on the way to the truck.

When a rental is turning over or a house is going on the market, the old playset is often one of the last things standing in the yard. It can go on the same trip as the trampoline, the patio furniture and whatever is left in the garage. Kingsland work is scheduled, usually within the week.

We work out where the pieces belong by the material and the shape they’re in.

Metal frames and hardware go to scrap recycling when that’s practical, and weathered or rotted lumber goes to disposal when nothing better is left.

A playset still in sound shape may be offered for donation, and the organization decides whether it takes it.