Shed Removal & Demolition in Shellman Bluff, GA

Sheds and garages full of gear are part of what this end of the county is. Around Shellman Bluff a shed holds whatever the boat doesn’t: fishing gear, tools, the outboard that was going to get rebuilt, whatever didn’t fit in the house. Some stand behind family places that have been passed down for generations, and the shed got passed down right along with the house.

A shed back out toward Eulonia gets the same plan as one down a little road near the water: photos of the outside and the inside, a firm price, and the shed comes down on the day we set.

When a shed sits where the truck shouldn’t go, past a soft spot in the yard or tucked under the trees, the panels and lumber get carried out by hand instead of rutting your yard to save a few steps.

A wood shed comes apart at the joints, roof first, walls next, floor last. A metal shed comes apart where its panels meet, and a vinyl or resin one unhooks at the joiners. One that a storm already folded or left leaning gets looked over on site and taken down in a safe order, without rushing it to save an hour.

What’s under the shed matters too. A wood floor lifts out with it, and gravel or packed dirt gets a quick rake-out of the footprint. If there are fuel cans, paint or chemicals on the shelves, they need their own route, and we’ll tell you where they go.

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

Everything leaves on our truck, and each part goes where it fits by what it is and the shape it’s in.

Metal panels and framing usually go to scrap recycling, often at SA Recycling in Brunswick.

Tools or furniture from inside that someone could still use may go to organizations we work with, such as HART in McIntosh County, and they decide what they accept.

An old radio or TV off the shelf goes to Broadhurst, which takes certain broken electronics, because the McIntosh County landfill can’t take them. Rotted wood and roofing go where they properly belong.