Shed Clearance and Removal Dublin

Yes. Timber, metal and plastic garden sheds can be dismantled and taken away on the same visit. Tell us the size and what it is made of when you send photos. Concrete-block sheds and anything with an asbestos roof are a different job and we will say so.

A few part-used tins of paint are fine. Chemicals, pesticides, gas cylinders and large quantities of paint are hazardous waste and are not something we carry; a council recycling centre takes most chemicals and paint, and gas cylinders go back to the supplier. We will tell you what to set aside.

No, that is the normal Dublin shed. We carry everything through the side passage or, if there is no side access, through the house with floor protection down. Mention which it is so we price the carry properly.

Yes, and it makes sense to. Old garden furniture, broken pots, a rusted barbecue and a pile of bagged leaves can all go on the same load. For large volumes of green waste or soil, a skip or a dedicated garden waste service is the better option.

A typical shed is between half a van load and a full load, depending on how much is in it and whether the shed itself is coming down. Send a photo of the inside and one of the outside and we will give you a fixed price.

That is usually not a problem. A rotten timber shed comes apart with little effort, and a rusted metal shed can be cut or unbolted where the fixings have seized. If the roof has fallen in on the contents, we clear both together and take the panels away with everything else.

Trampolines, timber playhouses, plastic play sets and garden storage boxes can be taken apart and loaded on the same visit as the shed. Glass greenhouses are looked at case by case because of the glass, so send a photo of the frame and the panes and we will tell you what is possible.

Yes. It is common for a shed or garage to be left full after a sale closes. If there is any doubt about whether the previous owner means to collect something, check with your solicitor first; once you are happy it is yours to deal with, we take the lot.

Dismantling an ordinary garden shed is usually a small part of the visit compared with emptying it. A large timber workshop with a floor, electrics or a felt roof that has been patched over the years takes longer. If there is any wiring to the shed, have an electrician disconnect it before we come.

Usually not. We take the roof off first and work from your side of the garden wherever we can, so a shed tight against the boundary rarely needs anyone to go next door. If a panel can only be reached from the neighbour's garden, we will ask you to check with them before the day.