Rotten, leaning, or simply in the way — Dash Junk Removal takes down old sheds across Tacoma and hauls every piece away, including whatever is still stored inside.
Price depends on the size of the shed, what it is built from, whether it sits on a concrete base, and how easy it is to get to. A small timber shed on an open lawn is a quick job; a large structure with a concrete slab and a full load of contents takes longer. Send us the dimensions and a photo for a firm price.
An old shed usually goes one of a few ways before it needs to come down. These are the shed jobs we take on most often in Tacoma.
We take the whole thing — structure, base, and contents — and leave you with clear, usable ground rather than a pile of timber.
We empty the shed, take the structure down safely, load everything including the base, then rake and clear the ground it stood on.
Quick booking through call or message. Choose a time that works best for you.
We arrive, review your items, and give a clear upfront estimate before starting.
Items are removed safely and the space is left clean and clutter-free
We demolish and remove timber sheds, metal sheds, plastic and resin stores, playhouses, and small outbuildings. The service covers emptying the contents, taking down the structure, lifting the floor and base where needed, and clearing all debris from the site so the ground is ready to use.
We serve the whole of Tacoma, including South Tacoma, Downtown Tacoma, Eastside, North End, Parkland, and Spanaway. We also cover nearby communities such as Lakewood, University Place, Puyallup, Gig Harbor, Federal Way, Fife, Auburn, and Bonney Lake.
Yes. Tools, paint tins, garden equipment, and stored junk can all be cleared as part of the job. Let us know roughly how full it is when you ask for a price.
In most cases yes. Mention the base when you contact us, ideally with a photo, so it is priced into the job rather than added later.
A standard garden shed is usually a few hours. Larger outbuildings or sheds with a full concrete slab can take most of a day.
We dismantle rather than knock structures down, and we work carefully around fences, borders, and neighbouring property. We also clear nails and debris from the ground afterwards.
Timber and metal are separated and sent for recycling where possible. Only what cannot be reused or recycled goes for disposal.
