Get a shed removal quote.

Take a photo of your shed.

Stand back so the whole shed and what’s around it fit in the picture. We’ll read what we can from it, so you have less to type.

The whole shed and its surroundings

The walls, roof, door and what’s around it. Stand outside and get the whole structure in.

Take or choose a photo

Add photos of the way out (optional, helps us price it)

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The route out

The gate, path or stairs it would be carried through to the street.

Add photo

3

The narrowest point

The tightest gate or gap on the way out, with a tape measure if you can.

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4

What it sits on

The floor, slab, runners or blocks, and any visible anchors.

Add photo

Stay outside damaged sheds. Don’t climb on roofs, open electrical panels or disturb unknown materials for photos. Avoid people, house numbers and documents. Photos are resized in your browser, which also removes location data.

What’s the ZIP code where the shed is?

So we know where the shed is.

About the shed.

We filled in what we could from your photo (marked “from your photo”). Check it and change anything that’s wrong.

A rough idea is fine. Choose “Not sure” and keep going.

Flag connected utilities in the notes. The appropriate qualified professional must handle disconnection before demolition.

How would we get it out?

We filled in what the shed sits on from your photo (marked). Check it, then tell us about the route.

The route matters, along with the building, contents and base.

If you rent, check with your landlord before arranging removal. You can still get a quote to share with them.

Where should we send your price?

We’ll look at your photos and email you our price, what it includes and the dates we can do. It’s free, and you don’t have to accept it. We use your details only to quote and do your removal, and never share them with other companies.