Fence Removal in Los Angeles & San Fernando Valley
Leaning, rotted or just on its way out? Our crew takes the old fence down and hauls it off, so your new one can go in.
5.0 on Google and Yelp · 237 reviews237 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.
Tell us about the fence
| What we ask | Why it matters |
| How many feet? | Sets the size of the load |
| Wood, chain link or other? | Materials change the weight and the handling |
| Posts set in concrete? | Concrete is heavy, so we need to know |
| How do we get there? | A long carry can affect your price |
Before it comes down
- Talk to your neighbor if it's a shared fence, and agree on who's paying and when.
- Have your utility lines marked if posts are being pulled.
- Keep pets inside or arranged for, since the yard will be open.
- Move plants and anything else leaning on it.
Fence already down?
If it's already in a pile, even better. Send a photo, and we'll price the load. An eighth of a truck is $225, and a full truck is $745. Doing it yourself? A dumpster works well for old fencing.
We work in Sherman Oaks, Northridge, Santa Monica and Calabasas, 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.
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 fence removal cost?
It depends on the length, the material and the posts. Send photos, and we'll give you a price before we start.
Do you remove posts set in concrete?
Tell us first and send a photo. We'll tell you what we can do.
Can you haul a fence that's already down?
Yes. We price it by how much of the truck it fills.