Deck Demolition

DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL SERVICES

Junk Masters handles deck demolition and removal for homes in Woodbury, St. Paul, and across the Twin Cities. We tear it down, haul it away, and clean up so your property is ready for what’s next.

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FULL-SERVICE DECK REMOVAL

COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DECK DEMOLITION

We remove decks of all sizes and layouts, from small backyard platforms to multi-level structures.

  • Full deck demolition: Complete removal of deck boards, framing, stairs, railings, and footings
  • Partial deck demolition: Removal of deck boards or sections for repairs or renovations
  • Structural teardown: Safe dismantling of load-bearing components
  • Debris removal: All materials are hauled away after demolition

If your deck project is part of a larger cleanup, we also offer shed demolition and concrete removal to keep everything on one schedule.

Wood vs Composite Deck Demolition

Deck material changes how we remove it.

  • Wood deck removal
    Wood decks usually come apart fast, but heavy framing, fasteners, and buried footings can slow things down. We pull boards, joists, and posts while keeping the surrounding landscaping intact.
  • Composite deck removal
    Composite decks are heavier and often held together with specialized fasteners. We dismantle the boards and framing carefully so materials can be hauled off for recycling or disposal.

Structural Deck Demolition and Safety

Deck demolition is more than pulling up boards. Our crew checks stairs, railings, ledger boards, and support posts before starting. We use the right tools and techniques so nearby siding, foundations, and yard features aren’t damaged in the process.

Junk Masters is licensed and insured, so your property is protected while we work.

Main Items We Collect

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  • Televisions
  • Computers and Laptops
  • Printers and Scanners
  • Monitors
  • Gaming Consoles

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Deck Debris Hauling and Disposal

Once the deck is down, we load and remove everything – boards, framing lumber, composite material, railings, and hardware. When materials can be reused, we donate them, including to Bridging, to cut down on landfill waste and support the community.

Our Deck Demolition Process

  • Schedule online or by phone, whenever works for you
  • We call before our crew arrives
  • Walk the deck with us to confirm the scope of work
  • Get an upfront price before we start
  • We demolish the deck, haul the debris, and clear the site

How Our Company Stands Out

Same Day Service

Need junk removed quickly? Our responsive team provides reliable same-day service, so you don’t have to wait!

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Eco-Friendly Solutions

We prioritize the environment by recycling, responsibly disposing of materials, and minimizing landfill waste whenever possible.

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Non-Profit Donation

We proudly partner with local charities, donating gently-used items to help support our community.

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Emergency Service

Facing an unexpected situation? Our dependable team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for urgent junk removal.

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Licensed & Insured

Our professional crew is fully licensed, insured, and trained, ensuring your property is protected and your junk removal is worry-free.

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Locally Owned & Operated

As a local business, we genuinely care about our neighbors, providing personalized service with community-focused values.

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Deck Removal Cost

Deck demolition pricing depends on size, material, height, and how easy the deck is to access. Every job gets a custom, no-obligation quote before we start.

Your quote covers labor, equipment, hauling, and disposal – no hidden fees, no surprise charges.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about deck demolition.

Do you take the whole deck, footings included?

The boards, framing and railings all go. Concrete footings can come out too, but say so when you book because it changes the labour.

What's left when you're finished?

Bare, level ground with the debris hauled away. If you’re planning to seed or pave, tell us and we’ll grade it flat rather than just clearing it.

Can you work around a hot tub or pergola on the deck?

Yes, and both can go in the same visit. A hard-wired tub needs an electrician to disconnect it first.

Is treated lumber a problem?

It can’t be recycled with clean wood, so it’s separated and taken to a licensed facility. Renovation debris on its own is covered by construction debris removal.