Deck Demolition & Removal in Los Angeles
A rotted deck only gets more dangerous with time. Our crew takes it apart and hauls away the boards, so you can decide what goes there next.
5.0 on Google and Yelp · 237 reviewsWhat we need to give you a price
- Photos from a few angles
- The rough size, and how high it sits off the ground
- What it's made of, like wood or composite
- Whether it's attached to the house
- How we get to it from the street
Check these first
- Check with your city if you're unsure whether a permit applies to your project.
- Have your utility lines marked if anything will be dug up.
- Move your furniture, grills and planters off the deck.
- If the deck supports anything else, like a roof or a stairway, tell us and ask your contractor before we start.
Prefer to do it yourself?
If you or your contractor are doing the demo, rent a dumpster instead. A 15 yard includes 2,000 lbs and is $490 for a day. Old lumber is bulky, so cut it to length and lay it flat.
What deck removal costs
Every deck is different, so we price it from your photos, and you'll hear the price before we start. Size, height and access make the biggest difference.
We work in Tarzana, Van Nuys, Woodland Hills and Encino, along with the rest of Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.
Driveway Safe is licensed and insured, and it's owned and run by David Steven in Lake Balboa. Call or text 818-231-3056 any hour, and tell us what you're working on.
237 reviews. 5.0 stars.
That's 67 on Google and 170 on Yelp: 23 on our Los Angeles page and 147 on our earlier listing, all for the same business. Reviews mention on-time arrival, easy scheduling, friendly crews and fair pricing.
Get your junk removal quote
Send us your city and what needs to go. A photo helps, and we'll get back to you with a price.
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Common questions
How much does deck removal cost?
It depends on the size, height and access. Send photos, and we'll give you a price before we start.
Do you take the debris too?
Yes. We take it apart and haul it away.
Do I need a permit to remove a deck?
Rules vary by city and by project. Check with your city or your contractor if you're unsure.