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How to Completely Tear Down a Fence
Whether you want to replace your old fencing, or throw out your old fencing, it is not an easy process if you don't know what you're doing. If you need to tear down your current fence for whatever reason, Javis Dumpster Rental is here to walk you through the process.
You may think it's going to take forever to tear down that old fence, but if you follow the steps below, you'll have it gone in no time.
4 steps to tear down your fence:
1 Prep for removal
We are about to have the bid day for you to tear down that old fencing of yours. In order to make the later stages of the project easier, some preparation must be done first. The following are the steps to take before tearing down your fence:
Make some calls , Before you start tearing down your fence, youll want to call your utility company to ensure there are no major lines near or under your fence line, and if there is, youll want them to come and mark where they are so you dont cause any damage. Make sure you also contact your local government before beginning this project, as you may need a permit to remove your fence and replace it. The final step is to inform your neighbors about the project so that they are aware of what's happening.
Getting the right equipment is important, tearing down your fence is different from knocking down your paneling. To make the process easier and safer, make sure you have all the tools you need before you begin tearing it down.
2 Disassemble the gates
After all the preparation work has been completed, it is time to break the system down. You should begin this process by removing your gates. Alternatively, you could unscrew the hinges from the gate posts and lift them out and place them into your dumpster. Javis Dumpster Rental is here to help you! Our dumpster rental service makes it easy to remove your fence.
3 Remove the panels
Once the gates are down, you can start taking down the fence panels. Alternatively, you can cut them apart and throw them away if you are not interested in salvaging these panels. When you want to reuse these panels, you'll need to unfasten the rails from the posts, then pry them apart.
4 Pull out the posts
After taking down your fence, the last step is to remove the posts that were cemented into the ground. Though it may seem sweet, the hardest part of the job is still ahead of us. As the posts are cemented into the ground, you'll have to grab the post, make some wiggling movements, gain some traction, and pull as hard as you can. Please be extra careful while doing this!
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