Demolition
Shed removal in Ottawa
Adel's tears down and hauls away backyard sheds across Ottawa: wood, metal, vinyl, and resin, including the floor and the junk stored inside. The crew dismantles the shed by hand, loads every piece, and clears the base so the spot is ready for a new shed, a garden, or grass. Concrete pads can be broken up too.
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Top-rated Ottawa service
Same-Day Service
Quick dispatch across Ottawa
Licensed & Insured
Commercial liability covered
Eco-Responsible
Donation & recycling first
Old sheds rot, lean, and fill up with things nobody has looked at in years. Taking one down is a day of work for a homeowner, plus a trip to Trail Road.
We clear the contents and remove the structure in the same visit.
What's included
- Wood, metal, vinyl, and resin sheds
- Shed floor, skids, and gravel or block base
- Everything stored inside
- Concrete pad removal (quoted separately)
- Nails and small debris picked up
How it works
Look at the job
Send photos and rough measurements, or book a walkthrough. We check access, utilities, and what stays.
Agree on scope
You get a written scope and price range: what comes down, what's protected, and what's hauled away.
Tear it out
The crew takes it apart with hand and power tools, protecting the finishes and structures that stay.
Haul it away
Debris goes on our trailer the same visit. One crew, one invoice, and a swept site when we leave.
What it costs
Demolition is priced by the size of the structure, how it's built, access, and the weight of the debris. Haul-away is always included.
Shed Removal questions
Do I need a permit to demolish a shed in Ottawa?
Many small backyard sheds can be removed without one, but it depends on size, foundation, and services. Confirm with City of Ottawa Building Code Services before we start.
Can you remove the concrete pad under the shed?
Yes. Concrete is heavy and priced by weight, so mention it when you ask for a price.
Will you take the stuff inside the shed?
Yes. We clear the contents and remove the structure in one visit.
