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Fence Removal · Orlando, FL
Old, storm-damaged or unwanted fences torn out and hauled away, posts and concrete footings included. On its own, or as the first step of a new fence.
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Fence Removal
Weather, moisture and shifting sandy soil weaken fence posts over time, and an old fence can go from tired to unsafe after one storm. Other times the fence is fine but no longer fits: a boundary changed, the HOA rules changed, or you want the yard open.
We take the whole fence out, including the posts and their concrete footings, and haul everything away. Planning a new fence? Removal is included when we replace your fence, so it happens back to back in one project.
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How It Works
Different fences come out different ways. We check how yours was built before we start, so nothing nearby gets damaged.
Free
We check the material, how the posts were set, and what’s around the fence line.
No obligation
A clear price for tear-out, footing removal and haul-away.
Careful removal
Panels, rails and posts come out, including concrete footings.
Included
Everything leaves with us and the line is left ready for what’s next.
Why All County
Haul-away included
Old fence, posts and concrete leave with us.
Written quote
You know the price before we start.
Careful around the yard
We protect landscaping, sprinklers and nearby surfaces.
Ready for a new fence
Replacing it? Tear-out and the new build happen back to back.
★★★★★
John Murphy
Google · June 2026
★★★★★
Todd Jenkins
Google · June 2026
Pricing
Removal is quoted on site. These move the price most:
Length
Linear footage is the biggest driver.
Material
Wood and vinyl come apart quickly; chain link and metal take more cutting.
Posts & concrete
Posts set in concrete, or deeper than expected on older properties, take longer to remove.
Site access
Tight side yards, landscaping and slopes slow the work down.
Storm debris
Fallen sections tangled with branches add cleanup time.
See installed prices by material in our Orlando fence cost guide.
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Local Know-How
A few local details shape how a fence comes out.
Utilities & sprinklers
Irrigation lines and shallow utilities often run along fence lines. We check before we dig out footings.
Deep, older footings
Older properties often have posts set deeper than expected, which affects removal time.
HOA timing & debris
Some HOAs set rules on debris and how long a yard can sit unfenced. We schedule around them.
Pools
If the fence is a pool barrier, removing it leaves the pool unprotected. Plan the replacement first.
We remove fences across the City of Orlando and unincorporated Orange County, and in the communities we serve across Seminole, Lake and Osceola counties.
Related Services
Most removals lead to a new fence. Fence replacement handles the tear-out and the new build as one project.
We tear out your old fence, haul it away and rebuild on the same line with new materials.
New wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences, planned around your layout, permit and HOA.
Walk gates and double drive gates, built square and matched to your fence.
Current offerEnds Dec 31, 2026
Free Walk Gate ($500 value)
On any new fence installation over 100 linear feet.
Questions
Still wondering about something? Call us. You’ll get a straight answer.
Yes. Panels, rails, posts and concrete footings all leave with us.
Yes. We dig out the footings so the line is ready for a new fence or landscaping.
Yes, and that’s the most common job. With fence replacement, removal and the new build happen back to back in one project.
Yes. We can take out a damaged section or a run you no longer need and finish the remaining fence cleanly.
Removing a pool barrier leaves the pool unprotected and out of code. We plan the new barrier first so the pool isn’t left open.
Yes, including chain link perimeters and old enclosures, usually ahead of a new commercial fence.
Free Estimate
Tell us about your yard and we’ll call to set up a time to measure. You get a written, itemized quote with no pressure.
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