Playset and swing-set removal in El Paso. The kids outgrew it, the wood went gray and splintery, or the metal frame rusted at the joints — now it is just taking up the yard. We dismantle wooden playsets, metal swing sets, and trampolines, pull the anchors, and haul it all off so you get the grass back.
Three steps, one visit. From your first photo to the last board on the truck, the crew does all the heavy work.
Send a picture of the playset or trampoline and your El Paso address. We quote a flat removal price.
The crew unbolts and cuts the structure down at your El Paso home and digs out the concrete leg footings.
Every beam, chain, spring, and panel is loaded off and the grass is left clear for the kids — or the garden.
A backyard playset has a short useful life and a long afterlife as an eyesore. Once the kids move on, a El Paso wooden swing-and-slide set turns into a splinter hazard with wasp nests in the joints, and a metal gym rusts solid at every bolt. Taking one down means wrestling with seized hardware, buried concrete anchor footings, and a slide and swing beams that are heavier and more awkward than they look. Our crew handles the whole thing. We unbolt and cut the structure down into manageable pieces, dig or break out the concrete anchor footings that hold the legs, and load every beam, chain, and panel. Trampolines — frame, springs, net, and all — come apart the same way. Wood and metal are sorted for recycling where possible. You end up with a clear, safe, level patch of El Paso backyard instead of a rusting jungle gym, and you never touch a wrench. We can usually clear a standard playset the same day you call.
El Paso spreads around the Franklin Mountains at the far western tip of Texas, a metro of more than 850,000 whose yards run from the Westside foothills across Central and the Northeast to the booming Far East. Decades of backyard sheds, playsets, and spas mean a steady supply of worn-out structures that need to come down — and a desert climate that bakes wood gray and rusts steel fast.
Yes. The buried concrete anchors are the part homeowners dread, so our El Paso crew breaks or digs them out as part of the removal and hauls them off with the rest.
We do, all the time. We take the El Paso trampoline apart — frame, springs, pads, and net — and haul the whole thing so there is nothing sharp left in the grass.
A standard playset or swing set in El Paso starts at $225 to dismantle and haul, with the footings dug out included. Larger multi-tower sets are quoted on size.