Backyard trampolines & enclosures
Trampoline Removal
Part of Residential Junk Removal Service
Trampoline frames rust into one solid piece long before anyone gets around to taking them apart, and the springs make it a job you don't want to do by hand. We dismantle the frame, mat, springs, and safety net, pull the ground anchors, and haul all of it -- steel included, which we recycle.
What's included
Trampoline Removal done right
- Full frame, mat, spring, and pad teardown
- Safety enclosure nets and poles
- Ground anchors and stakes pulled
- Steel frames sent to recycling
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The frame is rusted solid -- can you still take it apart?
Yes. Seized bolts and rusted joints are routine; we cut what won't come apart and load it out.
Do you take the net and padding too?
Everything goes -- net, poles, spring pads, anchors, and the mat.
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