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How to Completely Tear Down a Fence
Even if you're just replacing your old fencing, or taking down your entire fencing, it isn't the easiest process, especially if you have no idea what you're doing. In the event that you need to tear down your fence, Javis Dumpster Rental is here to guide you through the process step-by-step!
While it may seem that tearing down your fence will take forever, if you follow these steps, you will have the old fence down in no time!
4 steps to tear down your fence:
1 Prep for removal
Here comes the day when you'll tear down that old fence of yours. You have to do a little prep work before you can move on to the meat of the project. 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. Last but not least, make sure your neighbors are well informed about your plans.
Get the right equipment, tearing down a fence is not as easy as knocking down paneling. Take the time to ensure you have everything you need before starting the demolition process. You may need some tools to make the process easier and safer.
2 Disassemble the gates
The preparation work is now done, so it's time to start tearing everything down. Start by removing your gates. It is easy to remove the hinges from the gate posts and drop them into a dumpster after unscrewing the hinges. That's where Javis Dumpster Rental comes in! With our help, you can tear down your fence in any size dumpster required.
3 Remove the panels
Now that you've taken the gates down, it's time to take down the fence panels. In case you decide not to salvage these panels, cut them off of one another and throw them in the trash. Assuming you plan to reuse the panels, you'll need to locate the attaching points, unfasten the rails from the posts, and pry the panels loose from each other.
4 Pull out the posts
Last and final step in tearing down your fence is removing the posts anchored into the ground. The hardest part of the job is probably not what you think. Considering the fence posts are cemented into the ground, you are going to need to grab the post, move it around a bit, get some traction, and pull as hard as you can. Please be extra careful while doing this!
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