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We offer fence removal and haul away services in Moore, OK to clear out old, unsafe, or unwanted fences. Our crew safely demolishes the fence, pulls posts and concrete, and disposes of all debris. This service prepares your yard for a new fence or open space. Contact us for a free fence removal and haul away quote.
Legendary Fence Company Moore provides professional fence removal throughout Moore, OK, Oklahoma and the surrounding area. Our licensed, insured crew delivers safe, clean, on-time work with a free estimate before anything begins. Call 405-544-4016 or request your free quote.
Safe, Stress-Free Fence Removal in Moore, OK
When an old fence starts leaning, rotting, or falling apart, it can feel like a safety hazard and an eyesore at the same time. Legendary Fence Company Moore offers complete fence removal and haul away so you can clear your yard without lifting a thing or worrying about what to do with the debris.
We focus on doing the dirty and potentially dangerous work the right way. From cutting out rusted metal posts to handling splintered cedar pickets full of old nails, our crew is trained to remove your fence with care and to leave your property tidy when we leave.
In Moore, fences often suffer from high winds, sudden storms, and years of Oklahoma sun and temperature swings. We see posts snapped at ground level, warped rails, and panels that are one more storm away from blowing over. Our goal is to remove the old fence before it becomes a bigger problem, especially where kids, pets, or neighbors are concerned.
Whether your fence is wood, chain link, vinyl, ornamental steel, or a mix of several styles added over time, we tailor our removal approach to the actual materials and conditions on your property, not a one-size-fits-all process.
How Our Fence Removal and Haul Away Process Works
When you contact Legendary Fence Company Moore for fence removal, we start with a short phone conversation to understand what you have. We will ask about the fence material, approximate length, how accessible it is, and whether there are trees, sheds, or pools nearby. Often, we can give a ballpark estimate right away and then confirm on site.
On the scheduled day, we walk the fence line with you. We look for sprinkler heads, shallow irrigation lines, utility boxes, and any spots where the fence is tied into a neighbor’s fence. In Moore neighborhoods, shared property lines are common, so we take time to confirm which portions are yours to remove.
Next, we decide how to dismantle the fence safely. For wood and vinyl fences, we typically remove sections or panels first, then pull rails and posts. For chain link, we detach the fabric, roll it tightly for hauling, then cut or unbolt the framework. Steel and ornamental fences may require cutting with saws to avoid damaging nearby concrete or landscaping.
Once the above-ground structure is down, we address the posts. For posts set in concrete, we either extract the concrete footing or cut the post off below grade, depending on what you plan to do next. If you are installing a new fence soon, complete removal of the concrete is usually best. If you want to leave the area open, we can backfill and compact the holes to reduce settling.
All debris is loaded directly into our trailer or dump truck, not piled at your curb. We sweep and magnet-scan for nails and screws in high-traffic areas like driveways and gates so you are not left with flat tires or injuries. Before we leave, we walk the area with you again so you can see exactly what was removed and how the yard was left.
What Affects the Cost of Fence Removal in Moore
Legendary Fence Company Moore prices fence removal based on the actual work involved, not a flat guess. Several key factors influence your quote, and we are upfront about each one so there are no surprises.
Fence length and height are the biggest drivers. A 200 foot 6 foot privacy fence takes more time and labor than a short decorative run. Material matters too. Chain link and simple picket fences are usually faster to remove than heavy cedar privacy fences with large concrete footings or welded steel.
Post removal is another major factor. In many Moore backyards, posts are set deeply in concrete to withstand Oklahoma winds. Pulling those footings out fully can be labor intensive, especially if they are under patios, very close to slabs, or tangled in tree roots. If you plan to install a new fence right away, investing in full footing removal makes reinstallation cleaner and usually saves headaches for the next phase.
Site access can add or reduce cost. A straight, wide path from the fence line to the driveway or street means fewer hours of carrying debris. If the only way in is through a narrow side yard, around a pool, or through a walk-out basement, it slows down removal and hauling.
Finally, disposal fees vary based on material. Wood with old paint or stain, mixed debris, and heavy concrete are charged differently at recycling centers and landfills. We include all dump fees in your quote so you are not paying add-ons later. You will see a clear breakdown of what is included before we start.
Handling Old, Damaged, or Hazardous Fences
Many of the fences we remove around Moore are not just old, they are unsafe. Posts may be barely attached, panels might be sitting on the ground, and rusted wire or nails can be hidden in tall grass. Legendary Fence Company Moore takes these conditions seriously for your safety and ours.
If your fence is already partially collapsed from wind or storm damage, we stabilize any leaning sections before taking them down. We may brace panels, cut them into smaller segments, or remove them in a specific order so nothing falls unexpectedly. In tight side yards, we often hand-carry smaller pieces rather than trying to muscle full panels through, which reduces the risk of scraping siding or breaking windows.
Rotten wood is another concern. Old cedar or pine can crumble when handled aggressively. Our crews use pry bars and saws in a way that controls where the fence falls, instead of just pushing everything over. We also watch for old wire mesh buried in the bottom of wood fences, which can snag pets, kids, or lawn equipment if left behind.
For older properties, there is sometimes a question about lead-based paint or older finishes on wood pickets. While most residential fences in Moore do not require hazardous-material procedures, if we suspect specialty coatings or you know your fence is unusually old, we can talk through disposal options that keep you compliant with local guidelines.
We also coordinate with you and, if needed, with neighbors when removing shared or boundary-adjacent fences. This prevents disputes about where a fence stopped, what was removed, and how property lines will be marked in the short term before a new fence is built.
Planning for Weather, Timing, and Your Next Fence
Oklahoma weather does not always cooperate, and fence removal is no exception. In Moore, strong winds, sudden spring storms, and late summer heat all influence scheduling. Legendary Fence Company Moore monitors the forecast closely. If we expect conditions that could make removal unsafe, such as extreme lightning or saturated ground that will turn post holes into large mud pits, we will discuss rescheduling with you rather than risking damage to your lawn.
During wetter months, we often recommend removing fences a few days ahead of a planned new installation. This gives the ground time to drain so new post holes can be dug cleanly. In hot, dry stretches, we might water particularly hard-packed soil around old posts before removal to reduce cracking of nearby concrete or patios.
If you plan to install a new fence, even if you are still choosing a contractor, tell us up front. We can remove the old fence in a way that makes future work easier, such as keeping string lines visible, noting original layout, or preserving certain post locations you might want to reuse. If Legendary Fence Company Moore will also be installing your new fence, we coordinate removal and installation so your yard is not open longer than necessary, which is important for pets and privacy.
After removal, some clients like to live with an open yard for a short time to reconsider layout, gate placement, or materials. We can mark existing property lines and talk through how a future fence could better block wind, improve privacy from nearby roads, or work around existing trees that have grown since the original fence went in.
Why Moore Homeowners Rely on Legendary Fence Company Moore
Choosing someone to remove your fence is about more than who can swing a hammer. You are inviting a crew into your yard to work near windows, air conditioning units, gardens, and property lines. Legendary Fence Company Moore respects that and operates with a clear, homeowner friendly approach.
We are local to the Moore area, so we understand how neighborhood covenants, city guidelines, and typical lot layouts affect fence removal. We are familiar with common subdivisions, from older areas with mixed fence types to newer additions where many fences were built at the same time and are now aging together.
Communication is straightforward. We explain what will stay, what will go, and how we will protect your siding, landscaping, and outdoor features. If something unexpected shows up in the fence line, such as an unmarked sprinkler line or a tree that grew around a rail, we stop and talk with you before deciding how to move forward.
Our estimates are written, detailed, and include labor, haul away, and disposal. You know in advance when we will arrive, what equipment we will bring, and roughly how long the job will take. When we finish, we do not leave a pile of debris or a trail of nails for you to deal with.
If you are in Moore, OK and your fence is past its prime, leaning, or already down in sections, Legendary Fence Company Moore can remove it safely and haul everything away. You are left with a clean slate and a yard that is ready for whatever comes next, whether that is a brand new fence or simply a more open view.
