Serving the Wasatch Front · Open 7 Days · (801) 346-1570
Serving the Wasatch Front · Open 7 Days · (801) 346-1570
Some jobs are not a pile yet. A rotting deck, a tired shed, a dead hot tub, or a fence line still stands in the way until someone takes it apart. Property owners and managers need tear-out and haul together, not a crew that knocks things down and leaves you with a debris mountain on the driveway.
Send a photo of the job and we will price it.
Junk Hogs handles light demolition for decks, sheds, hot tubs, fencing, concrete sections, and interior tear-outs, then loads the debris and leaves with it in the same visit. You get back a cleared space instead of a second problem.
Demolition here means targeted take-apart of non-structural features and light structures, plus debris removal in one agreed plan. Quotes come from photos or an on-site look at size, materials, access, footings, and how the truck reaches the work. A freestanding shed with easy gate access differs from a deck with deep posts or a hot tub built into a surround.
We arrive ready to dismantle what is in scope, load the pieces, and sweep the work area. Reusable material may go to donation and metal to scrap when condition and outlets allow; we do not guarantee donation of any named piece or a donation receipt. The rest goes to proper disposal.
Wood decks, railings, pergolas, patio covers, backyard sheds, carports, and small outbuildings can come down to posts and footings inside the plan, then leave on the truck. Tell us about attached utilities, buried footings, and neighbor fences before we start so the scope stays clear.
Hot tubs, spas, and above-ground pools can be cut down and carried out, including surrounds when they are in scope. Old chain link, vinyl, and wood fence lines can come out with posts and concrete where agreed. Walkways, small slabs, and steps can be broken out and loaded when that work is confirmed. Access and thickness change the labor, which is why photos help price the job.
Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, closets, and non-structural interior sections can leave when they sit inside a light demolition plan. This is not a full house wrecking job. It is the take-apart and haul that clears a remodel path or a turnover without leaving you to bag every shard.
Asbestos, buried tanks, and other regulated hazards stay outside a standard light demolition visit. Mention paint, chemicals, or anything questionable when you ask for pricing. We will say what can ride and what needs a different path before work starts.
Most tear-out crews leave a pile and a second phone call. We plan the haul with the demolition so debris leaves when we do. You get a swept space ready for a new build, a listing photo, or simply a yard you can use again.
Send a photo when you request a price. Demolition is priced on what is there, so a picture is the fastest way to a real number and a date on the calendar.
Tear-out without haul-away is only half a job. We are family-owned and operated, licensed and insured, and set up to dismantle what is in scope and leave with the debris so you are not managing a dumpster after the hammering stops.
You feel that difference when the structure is gone, the ground is clear, and your next step can start without a weekend of loading scrap yourself.
Light demolition is the targeted take-apart of features such as decks, sheds, hot tubs, fencing, play structures, and non-structural interior fittings, followed by debris removal. It is not the same as demolishing an entire house or a large commercial building with heavy equipment.
Pricing depends on structure size, materials, access, footings, debris volume, and labor. A small shed with easy trailer access differs from a large deck or a hot tub built into a surround. Share photos when you request an estimate, then confirm the flat price after we understand the real job.
Yes. Our demolition visits are planned so tear-out and haul belong together. Debris loads on the truck and leaves with the crew. You should not be left with a heap on the driveway waiting on a separate dumpster day unless something outside the agreed scope appears and we pause to talk it through.
Yes. Sheds, outbuildings, decks, patio covers, hot tubs, spas, and similar backyard structures sit at the center of this service when they are in the confirmed plan. Access, attachments, and concrete pads can change labor, which is why we price from photos or an on-site look.
Permit needs vary by structure, location, and local rules. Utility disconnects for electric or gas may be required before certain tear-outs. Ask your city or HOA when you are unsure, and tell us what you learn so the visit plan matches the rules on the ground.
Many sheds, hot tubs, and smaller decks finish in part of a day. Larger decks, long fence lines, or interior gut sections may need a longer day or more than one load. Access and hidden footings affect the clock more than a phone guess can capture.
Junk removal hauls items that are already loose or ready to carry. Demolition takes structures or fittings apart first, then hauls the debris. Remodel scraps sometimes ride on a junk stop after we confirm them. Standing decks, sheds, and hot tubs usually need demolition when you want take-apart and removal in one plan.
Loose piles that need no take-apart belong under these. Browse the full services overview when you want every path in one place.
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, and household clutter cleared from homes, garages, and storage.
Offices, retail fixtures, warehouse leftovers, and suite turnovers cleared on your schedule.
Full or partial homes cleared with care after a death, a move, or a major downsizing.
A structure you are done with should not sit another season while you hunt for a free weekend and a borrowed trailer. Send a photo, lock the scope, and let the crew take it down and away.
Tell us what needs hauling and we’ll get right back to you.
