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Same-Day Fire Pit Removal in Brunswick Often Available — Call or Text
Pricing
How pricing works.
What fire pit removal costs here. We price by the tier your items fill, starting at $95–$150 for a 1/8 truck; a single item is quoted from a photo so we can confirm the tier before anything is loaded. The number you agree to is the number you pay, and it includes carry-out, the disposal fee and cleanup.
Fire pit pricing tracks with what kind of pit it is and how much material leaves with it. A portable bowl or a chiminea is the light end — one item, one carry. A built-up paver or stacked-stone pit is heavier work, because it has to come apart by hand and the block, brick, or stone all gets loaded and hauled. The size of the build and the amount of fill underneath move the number more than anything else.
Tell us what you’ve got — portable or built, and roughly how big — or send a photo, and we’ll give you a real number. We don’t pretend a small steel bowl and a four-foot stone pit are the same job, so we don’t price them the same.
Part of our Light Demolition service
Fire pits cover a wider range than most people expect when they call. On one end is a portable steel bowl or a cast-iron pit sitting on the patio — that’s a quick grab, two hands and it’s on the truck. On the other end is a fire pit somebody built into the backyard out of pavers, brick, or stacked stone, and that one isn’t leaving in a single lift.
A built-up fire pit comes apart the way it went together: course by course. We take the top ring off, work down through the layers, and load the block, brick, or stone as we go. The material is heavy and there’s usually more of it than the finished pit lets on, because a good portion of the weight is sitting at the base. We haul all of it, including the gravel or sand fill if that’s part of the build.
Chimineas are their own thing. The clay ones are heavy and brittle — they crack if you handle them like they’re sturdy, so we move them slow and deliberate. The cast-iron versions are simply heavy, no fragility to worry about, just weight. Either way, before any of this goes on the truck, we check that the ash is cold and the fire fully out — a “last night’s fire” that feels cool on top can still be live underneath.
What we haul
Specifically, what we take for fire pit removal.
- Portable steel and cast-iron fire pits and fire bowls
- Clay and cast-iron chimineas
- Paver, brick, and stacked-stone fire pits (taken apart course by course)
- Prefab and free-standing outdoor fireplaces (non-structural)
- Gas and propane fire tables (let us know about any propane tanks when you send photos)
- Surrounding gravel, sand, or paver fill from the build
How we work
Breaking Down a Backyard Fire Pit in Brunswick
The portable jobs are the fast ones. A steel bowl or a cast-iron pit on a patio is a grab-and-go — we lift it, carry it out, done. Chimineas take a little more care because of the weight and, with clay, the fragility, but they’re still single-item work most of the time.
The built fire pits are where the time goes. A paver or stacked-stone pit gets disassembled rather than tipped over — we take it apart in reverse, course by course, and load the material as we work down. There’s real weight in a built pit, more than the height suggests, because so much of the mass is in the base courses and any fill underneath. We carry it out and load it; we don’t leave a pile of loose block on your patio.
The one thing we set before we touch anything: the ash has to be cold and out. Wood ash holds heat far longer than it looks, so the pit goes on the truck once it’s fully out. If you can soak it down a day ahead, that’s the safest play. If you’re not sure it’s out, leave it and tell us — we’d rather check than load a live coal next to everything else.
Backyard fire pits come in every build, from a steel bowl on a patio in one of the communities along the mainland approach toward the causeway to St. Simons to a paver ring set into a yard off Harry Driggers Boulevard. Portable pits and chimineas are a quick grab. Built pits come apart course by course, with the block, brick or stone and any gravel fill loaded as we go, and we check that the ash is cold and fully out before any of it goes on the truck. Photos of the pit and the path out to the driveway set the price. The old grill, the patio chairs or a rusted swing can go on the same trip, from patios and backyards around Brunswick.
Anything load-bearing or structural is a licensed contractor’s job, and we’ll tell you plainly if yours crosses that line. If anything is damaged or unsafe to move — a swollen battery, hot ash, a leaking unit — mention it with your photos and we’ll plan around it.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about fire pit removal.
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Common in
Where we haul fire pit removal most.
We haul fire pit removal regularly across the Golden Isles, especially in Brunswick, St. Simons Island, Kingsland, Darien, and Jekyll Island.
Serving Brunswick and St. Simons Island.
Fire Pit Removal is handled out of our Brunswick base, across Glynn County and the Golden Isles. Same-day pickup is often available — call or text for the next available opening.
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Last reviewed: June 25, 2026