What to know before we come out
Open the shed space you actually need
Choose the goal before listing the contents: reach a workbench, clear a doorway, remove stored furniture or empty the approved storage area. Mark retained tools and undecided boxes so they remain protected. Photograph freestanding shelving separately from attached units. A building's floor size does not show which contents you want removed or how heavy they are.
Access for your Sherwood pickup
Show the Sherwood storage doorway, side gate and full path to truck parking. Include steps, driveway clearance and ground conditions when relevant. If the shed is behind the garage, photograph both parts of the route rather than only the pile near the doorway. Tell us if a packed interior prevents safe entry.
Identify equipment and restricted materials
Show the doorway, floor, loose contents and route to truck parking. Identify attached shelving separately. Tell us about heavy equipment, sharp materials, fuel, oil, propane, pesticides, chemicals, batteries and unidentified containers before scheduling. Leave an unsafe or unknown container in place for review rather than opening or moving it.
Plan the next step
Identify powered equipment, fuels, batteries, pesticides, chemicals and unknown containers before booking. These need acceptance review and are not ordinary bagged junk. If your later project involves repairs or taking down the shed, request that structural review separately; this estimate covers the approved loose contents and the carrying work.
Your free estimate and complete price
We quote approved loose contents by volume, weight, carrying work and disposal needs. A packed outbuilding or heavy equipment may require a separate crew plan. Your onsite estimate is free, and the full scope and price are agreed before loading. This service clears contents; dismantling the building is a separately reviewed project.