Riding Mower Removal in Woodbine, GA

Larger lots are what riding mowers are for, and on a few acres the dead one tends to stay wherever it gave out: at the back of the shed, in an outbuilding, out by the tree line. On a property like that, the mower is often one piece of a bigger collection of things that have sat for years.

A place out toward Harrietts Bluff, or down one of the roads off Highway 17, can sit at the end of a long driveway. Where the truck has to stop short, a mower that rolls goes up the ramps with the crew pushing, and one that won’t gets winched. A picture of the mower and one of the way in are enough to plan it.

Bigger zero-turns and commercial units sometimes need a trailer, so the photo also tells us what to bring for the trip north. You get a realistic window, planned around the route.

Before anybody lifts, we check under the deck. A mower that’s sat for a couple of years can still have a blade in it.

A small lawn tractor fits in a truck bed; bigger machines ride on a trailer. If the push mower, the edger and the blower are going too, everything leaves together.

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

We look at each machine before deciding where it goes. An engine that still turns or a deck in decent shape may be better off parted out than thrown away, and those parts go through the right channel.

The metal from the rest usually goes to scrap recycling, and what’s left is disposed of properly.