Portland · Shed cleanouts & removal

Shed removal & cleanouts in Portland.

Make room for a new shed or reclaim the yard. JunkPDX reviews Portland shed projects from contents-only cleanouts to approved dismantling and debris haul-away. Send the dimensions, materials and access, and tell us whether the floor or base should stay before the scope is priced.

Local crew. Clear scope. Your approval before work.

Weathered wooden shed before removal by the JunkPDX crew
Before removal · A real shed project handled by the local crew.

More than a pickup

From full shed to useful space.

You might be making room for a replacement, preparing a property for sale or finally tackling the structure at the back of the yard. We start with what stays and work through the rest with you.

Clear the contents

Set aside tools and belongings you want to keep. A contents-only cleanout is an option when the shed itself is staying.

Review the dismantling

Construction, condition, attachments and utilities determine how the shed can come down. The removal method is settled after assessment.

Haul away & hand over

The approved scope can include loading, debris disposal and practical cleanup. Confirm whether the floor, base or slab should remain.

A sensible order of work

One job, thought through from the start.

Start with your project
  1. Walk the whole shed

    Review every side, the contents and the area around it.

  2. Agree on what stays

    Identify belongings, fences, planting, foundations and neighboring structures to protect.

  3. Approve the project

    Confirm dismantling, loading, disposal, cleanup and any outside work.

  4. Reclaim the space

    Complete the agreed removal and review the cleared area together.

Cleared area where the old wooden shed stood, with the neighboring resin shed left in place
After removal · JunkPDX project photos

The people. The work. The result.

Old shed gone. Neighboring shed kept.

The wooden structure in the first photo is gone; the resin shed beside it remains. These are actual project photos from the crew. Your finished condition is agreed as part of your own quote.

See the shed removal before and after

See the crew at work

A closer look at shed removal.

Watch the shed removal video

Start with what you know

You don’t need every answer yet.

Send the details you have. Leave unknowns for the review, and photograph only what you can safely reach.

Text the local team
  • Outside views and an interior photo
  • Approximate length, width and height
  • Roof, floor and foundation condition, including whether the base should stay
  • Power, water or attached structures
  • Gate width and the path to truck parking

Agree on the whole scope.

Slab removal, excavation, new construction and utility disconnection are not automatically included. Structural concerns, permits or suspect materials may require separate review or a qualified specialist.

Before we get started

A few useful answers.

Does JunkPDX tear down sheds?

Small shed dismantling can be included after the structure, materials, utilities, access and authorization are assessed. We confirm what is practical before approving the work.

How much does shed removal cost?

The quote considers dimensions, construction, contents, dismantling labor, access, weight and disposal. Photos help with planning; the complete price is confirmed onsite before work begins.

Does the concrete slab go too?

Only if separately reviewed and expressly included. Tell us whether you want the base left in place for a replacement shed or other use.

Can the belongings be removed but the shed stay?

Yes. Ask for a shed contents cleanout and clearly mark anything you want to keep.

What about paint, fuel or old chemicals?

Disclose these before the appointment. Restricted materials are not included as ordinary junk and may need a separate disposal route.

Make the next step clear

Tell us what’s in the way.

Portland metro & Vancouver, WA · Project timing and service area confirmed with you.

Submitting a review does not confirm removal, price or outside services.