Shed, Deck & Fence Removal & Haul-Away in Ocala & Gainesville
Once your old shed, fence, deck, or gazebo is taken down, Bingo Pickup hauls every board, panel, and post off your property in one trip. You (or your contractor) handle the teardown — we handle the haul-away.
Get a Photo QuoteStructure debris we haul once it’s down
Most haulers will take a pile of junk but won’t deal with a torn-down structure. We will. If your free-standing backyard build has already been taken apart and the pieces are stacked outside, there’s a good chance we can load it all up in a single trip. We don’t do the teardown — that’s on you or your contractor — but the moment it’s down, the debris is ours to haul.
Old shed materials
Once a rotting wood, rusted metal, or vinyl shed is down, we haul the panels, framing, roofing, and floor off the lot.
Fence sections
Wood, chain-link, or vinyl fence panels, posts, and gates that you’ve already pulled and stacked.
Deck boards
Decking, joists, railings, and landing boards from a small deck or porch that’s already been taken apart.
Gazebos & pergolas
The posts, beams, and lattice from a backyard gazebo, pergola, or arbor that’s already down.
Playset & swing set pieces
The disassembled lumber, panels, and hardware from an old swing set, treehouse, or play structure.
Carport & lean-to parts
The panels, poles, and framing from a free-standing carport, awning, or lean-to that’s been taken apart.
We do not pick up items from inside the home. Items must be placed curbside, outside, in the driveway, garage, apartment exterior, business exterior, storage unit, or another accessible pickup location.
How the haul-away works
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You take it down (or your contractor does)
You, a handyman, or a contractor takes the shed, fence, deck, or gazebo apart and stacks the pieces outside. We don’t do the teardown.
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Send us photos
Snap a few pictures of the debris pile from a couple angles when you book. We quote off the photos so the price is set before we arrive.
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We confirm the load
We make sure the pieces are broken down and accessible outside, then lock in your truckload price.
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We haul every piece
Wood, panels, posts, hardware, and debris all go on the truck and off your property.
It’s all photo-quoted at truckload pricing, so the number you see is the number you pay. See the truckload pricing page, then book online in about two minutes.
What we haul vs. what you handle first
We want to set honest expectations. Bingo hauls the debris once a structure is down — we don’t do the teardown or any demolition. Here’s where the line falls:
We haul this away
- Panels & framing from a shed that’s down
- Fence sections, posts & gates, already pulled
- Deck boards, joists & railings, taken apart
- Gazebo, pergola & playset pieces
- The full debris pile, loaded in one trip
You (or a contractor) handle first
- Taking the structure down / breaking it apart
- Disconnecting utilities (power, gas, water, sewer)
- Anything on a permanent poured foundation
- Jobs that need a demolition permit or heavy equipment
- Garages, additions & load-bearing structures
Not sure what we can haul? Send photos when you book or call us at 850-321-3047 and we’ll tell you straight.
Built for rural Marion County properties
Marion County has no residential curbside recycling and little to no curbside bulk pickup, so a torn-down shed or a stack of old fence panels can sit on your property for years. Once the structure is down, we bring the truck out to rural acreage and haul every board, panel, and post away — no dump runs and no piles left behind for you to deal with.
Clearing out more than a shed pile? Pair it with a full property or garage cleanout and we’ll haul it all in one visit. We cover Ocala, Gainesville, The Villages, and all of North Central Florida.
Shed & structure haul-away questions, answered
Do you tear down sheds?
No — we don’t do demolition or teardown. Once your shed, fence, deck, or gazebo is down (DIY, or by a contractor or handyman), Bingo Pickup hauls every board, panel, post, and piece of debris away in one trip. We handle the haul-off; you (or your pro) handle taking it apart.
What do you haul versus what do I need to handle first?
We’ll be honest about this. We haul the already-broken-down pieces of free-standing backyard structures — the panels, posts, boards, and hardware from sheds, fences, small decks, gazebos, playsets, and carports — once they’re taken apart and stacked outside. You handle the teardown first. We can’t take on anything still standing, anything on a permanent poured foundation, anything with utilities still connected (power, gas, water, sewer), or anything that needs a demolition permit or heavy equipment. Those teardowns are a job for a licensed contractor. Send photos and we’ll tell you straight what we can haul.
How much does it cost to haul away an old shed?
Shed and structure debris haul-away is priced by the truckload, based on the photos you send when you book — so there are no surprises on the day. A bigger pile of boards and panels takes up more of the truck. See our truckload pricing on the pricing page, and your exact quote is confirmed before we start.
Can you reach rural properties in Marion County?
Absolutely. A lot of our shed and fence debris pickups are on rural Marion County acreage and out toward Dunnellon, Silver Springs, and Summerfield — places with no curbside bulk pickup at all. Once the structure is down and stacked, we bring the truck to you and haul everything off the property.
Old shed already down? Get a tailored photo quote today.
Your card is authorized when you book, but you are not charged until the pickup is completed.
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