Describe the item and every loose section
Give approximate dimensions, material and documented weight if available. Say whether the item is one piece or has separate bowls, columns, bases or ornaments. Include detached pumps and accessories individually. Photograph cracks and loose sections from their current position; appearance alone does not establish lifting weight or a workable removal method.
Request fountain or statue review
Identify water, connections and fixed supports
A fountain must be empty and disconnected for hauling. You can request review while it is still in place; describe remaining water, wiring, plumbing and anchors first. Drainage, electrical or plumbing work, excavation and removal of foundations are separate arrangements. Describe a fitted water feature accurately rather than treating it as a loose garden ornament.
Send the current setup for assessment
Show the route without attempting the lift
Include gates, steps, slopes, ground conditions and a possible truck-loading position. Tell us whether the route crosses decking or landscaped areas and identify nearby belongings staying. Leave heavy sections and supports in place. The project assessment determines whether the proposed carrying, equipment and transport plan is practical; specialized handling is not automatically available.
Plan rural driveway and carrying access
Agree on the complete project before removal
The free onsite estimate reviews the approved pieces, preparation, weight, access, resources and disposal. Hauling is paid work after you approve the full scope and price. A review request does not reserve removal or include site restoration. Provide the actual address, including for Canby or Woodburn, so coverage and a practical plan can be checked.
Request an outdoor-item project review