How we research our guides.

Shed Gone writes its city guides so you can plan a shed removal: who issues demolition permits, what city pickup will and won’t take, where shed debris can go, and what other local companies advertise. Every local fact links to the page that publishes it.

Other company listings

We list a company when its own website names shed removal, shed demolition or shed tear-down and the city or area it serves, and the business is identifiable. Listings are alphabetical, not ranked, and are not an endorsement. Listed companies are independent and not affiliated with Shed Gone. A website review does not verify their insurance, licensing, availability or workmanship.

Prices

Shed Gone does not publish a fixed price. A shed’s size, material, contents, base and access change the job too much for one number. Other companies’ prices are shown only as their own advertised prices, with a link to the source and the date we checked. Generic junk-load pricing is labelled as such, and where a company publishes no price, we don’t make one up.

Permits, disposal and local rules

Official municipal, county and facility sources take priority. Where a source doesn’t answer a question, we say so. Missing information does not mean a material is accepted or a permit is not needed. We never copy one city’s rules to another. Confirm current rules and fees for your address directly. How we check sources →

Guides

Our shed removal guides cite official sources (EPA, CDC, OSHA, building departments), manufacturers, facilities and named cost guides for every figure. When a guide summarizes advertised prices, it explains how the sample was collected.

Photos

Before-and-after photos are real removals by the companies credited with them. They are not Shed Gone jobs. Other photos are labelled as illustrative. Image credits.

What we do not claim

We do not publish invented reviews, completed jobs, insurance credentials or coverage we haven’t confirmed.

Corrections

Email hello@shedgone.com with the page and what has changed, plus a link to the source if you have one. We check the source and update or remove the information.