We empty it first
Whatever is still inside comes out and gets sorted. That is part of the job, not a second call.
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Short answer: yes, we do shed removal: we tear sheds down and take every board with us — and you do not need to empty it first. Rotted, leaning, or just in the way. We take it apart where it stands, pull the floor and the base, and rake the spot before we go.

One price covers the teardown, what is inside it, and the haul.
Whatever is still inside comes out and gets sorted. That is part of the job, not a second call.
We dismantle it in place so nothing gets hauled across your lawn in one piece.
The deck, the skids and the old plywood floor come out with everything else.
We rake the footprint before we leave. Nobody should find a rusty nail with a bare foot.
Clean lumber and a metal roof go to recycling where they can.
We take the shed — walls, roof, floor and everything inside it. The concrete slab underneath stays where it is; breaking up concrete is a job for a demolition contractor.
Text a photo of the shed, plus one of the inside if it is still full, and you get a price in minutes with no hidden fees added later. We book a two-hour arrival window and text 15 minutes before the truck arrives; if we are late, you get 10% off. If a fence, a garden bed or the lawn gets damaged while we work, we fix it at our own cost. When the footprint is raked, you get a short report of what was recycled, donated or thrown away.
Priced by the size of the shed and what is still inside it. You get the number before the first board comes off.
Basic wooden or metal tool shed. Usually two to six hours for the crew.
Standard storage shed, open inside or with a loft. Four to ten hours.
Larger outbuilding, heavy timber, or a structure attached to a foundation. A full day or more.
The size sets the range; what is inside sets where you land in it. Mowers, bikes, garden tools and old boxes are part of the same price, not billed as extra items. A few things cannot go on the truck: paint, chemicals and solvents, tires and propane tanks go to the town’s hazardous-waste collection, so set them aside before we arrive. Labor, teardown, loading and the dump fee are all included, there is no travel fee in the thirteen towns we serve, and you can pay by cash, check or bank transfer.
Same crew, same day, across the North Shore.
A shed usually comes down as part of a bigger yard project. If the garage is just as full as the shed was, a garage cleanout is priced by the truckload, from $279. An old spa beside the deck is handled through hot tub removal; you shut off the power before we arrive, since an electrician is not included. And if you are clearing the spot to build something new, construction debris removal covers the lumber, drywall and shingles the project leaves behind.

I texted Washington out of the blue after seeing a ton of positive Facebook posts about his removal service. Less than 3 hours after I sent the first message, Washington just left with all the stuff that had been driving me crazy in my yard and garage for the last year. Nice person, very reasonable pricing. 100% saving this number for next time I need anything hauled away.

I’m very happy with my experience with North Shore Junk Co.! Washington was very kind, professional, and made everything so easy. He came to my house today and picked up everything I needed, and the whole process was quick and hassle-free. I thought the price was very fair, especially for the amount of stuff he removed. It was such a relief to get everything taken care of without having to worry about anything. I’m really glad I found this company and would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs junk removal. I would absolutely use their service again! Thank you so much, Washington! 😊

Excellent junk removal service by North Shore Junk Co. The guys were very professional, friendly, and hardworking. They arrived on time, gave me a fair price, and removed everything quickly and efficiently. They were also careful and respectful of my property and cleaned up everything before they left. I’m very happy with the service and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, affordable, and professional junk removal. Great job and great customer service! Deserve more than 5 star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Professional, on time, thorough and a good price!
No. We take out whatever is inside and sort it as part of the same job.
We dismantle the shed where it stands instead of dragging it, and carry the pieces out. The grass takes it much better that way.
We leave it. We remove the structure and everything in it, and the slab stays. If you want the concrete gone too, that is a demolition contractor’s job, not a junk truck’s.
Yes. Mowers, bikes, old paint cans aside, garden tools and the boxes nobody opened in ten years all go with it, priced as part of the same load rather than separately.
Metal roofing and metal walls we take, and they go to a scrap recycler. Asbestos siding we do not touch — that needs a licensed abatement contractor by law, and no junk truck is allowed to carry it.
Small sheds (8×10 or smaller) run $300 to $625, medium (10×12 to 12×16) $600 to $950, and large (12×16 and up) $1,200 to $1,850 or more. Labor, teardown, loading and the dump fee are included.
Text a photo of the shed and we’ll send back a price.