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Old Trampoline Taking Over a Brunswick Yard?
Same-Day Trampoline Removal in Brunswick Often Available — Call or Text
Pricing
How pricing works.
What trampoline removal costs here. Trampolines are quoted separately rather than by tier, because size, disassembly and how it is anchored decide the work. Send photos of the frame, the netting and the anchors and we'll give you one firm number before anything is loaded.
Trampoline pricing scales with size and condition. A standard family-yard round trampoline is the lightest version. Larger commercial-style or older units with rusted hardware are heavier work.
We give you the number before we start the spring pull.
The short version
Trampoline Removal at a glance.
- What it is
- Disassembly and haul-away of trampolines — frame, mat, springs, and net — taken apart on site and removed the same visit.
- What’s included
- Round and rectangular trampolines
- Frame, mat, springs, and safety net
- Ground-anchored and in-ground units
- Disassembly with hand tools
- Cleanup and haul in one visit
- How pricing works
- Pricing is mostly the disassembly labor — a rusted-together frame and stretched springs take longer to break down than a newer set, and ground anchors get pulled at grade. Quoted after a photo or a quick look.
Part of our Light Demolition service
Trampolines are a coastal Georgia hurricane-prep job as much as anything. Every storm season we get calls from families who don’t want a trampoline turning into a projectile, and from property owners taking out a trampoline that’s been sitting unused for a couple of years.
Salt air is the other half of the story. A trampoline that has sat in a yard within reach of the ocean for a few years is not the trampoline that was delivered — the frame rusts at the joints and the mat goes brittle and tears at the stitching. That works in our favor on the teardown and against anybody hoping to sell it.
The work is reverse-order disassembly — springs first, frame second, padding and netting last. The springs are the part that takes time. There can be sixty to a hundred-plus springs on a standard trampoline, and each one comes off with a spring-pull tool one at a time. Once the springs are off, the mat releases and the frame comes apart at the joints.
None of it is hard work. It is just slow, and slow is the part people underestimate when they decide to do it themselves on a Saturday. Larger commercial-style or double-mat trampolines take longer than a family-yard one.
What we haul
Specifically, what we take for trampoline removal.
- Standard round trampolines
- Oval and rectangular trampolines
- Springless trampolines
- Springfree-style net-and-rod trampolines
- Trampolines with full safety enclosures and netting
- In-ground and sunken trampolines
- Large round and rectangular trampolines
- Trampoline safety nets and pad assemblies
- Trampoline-attached basketball hoops and accessories
How we work
Trampoline Takedown Before Storm Season in Brunswick
Trampolines come apart in the order they went up — springs first, frame second, padding last. A spring-pull tool is the right tool for the job. Without it, springs come off slowly and hands take a beating.
Once the springs are off the frame, the mat releases. The frame separates at the leg joints — usually three or four leg sections per side, depending on the trampoline. Padding and safety netting come off last. Everything goes on the truck.
Hurricane-prep season — usually late spring through fall on the coast — is when we run the most trampoline jobs. Same-day is often possible; as a storm approaches, call or text and we’ll tell you the next opening.
A trampoline on a lot up in North Glynn or around Sterling comes down in the order it went up: springs off with a spring-pull tool, the mat released, the frame broken down at the leg joints, then the net and padding. Every piece goes on the truck in one trip, and the spot in the grass is all that’s left. Storm season is when a lot of families want the trampoline gone before it turns into a kite, so calling a little ahead during that stretch is worth it. Text us a photo, tell us whether there’s a gate into the backyard, and we’ll take care of the rest anywhere from Brunswick up to the county line.
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Need trampoline removal hauled away? We can help.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about trampoline removal.
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Common in
Where we haul trampoline removal most.
We haul trampoline removal regularly across the Golden Isles, especially in Brunswick, St. Simons Island, Kingsland, Jekyll Island, and Sea Island.
Trampoline Removal by town: Darien · Hinesville · Kingsland · St. Simons Island
Serving Brunswick and St. Simons Island.
Trampoline 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.
Ready when you are
Ready to get it out of your driveway?
Get a firm price from photos. Same-day pickup often available across the Golden Isles.
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Last reviewed: April 26, 2026