Kids grow up. As their interest shifts the once-beloved playsets and trampolines that filled their days with laughter and adventure often sit unused, taking up valuable space in your backyard. What was once a source of joy can become a bulky, weathered eyesore that’s hard to move on your own. At Carolina Junk Pros, we specialize in removing old playsets, trampolines, and other large outdoor equipment, giving you back your yard and the freedom to transform it into the space you’ve always wanted. Whether you're making room for a new garden, outdoor entertaining area, or just clearing the clutter, we’re here to help make the process quick and stress-free!
Please get in touch with us; we offer free, no-obligation quotes for playsets, trampolines, and playground equipment removal.
How Does Pickup Work:
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Call or text to discuss your needs.
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Send detailed pictures or arrange an in-person visit to receive an obligation-free quote.
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Accept the quote and pick a day that works for your schedule.
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On the day of we will arrive on time to remove and load up your unwanted playground equipment.
How Much Does Playset & Trampoline Removal Cost?
Playground equipment removal starts at our minimum job price. However, pricing is ultimately determined by factors such as item type, size, weight, disassembly, and the overall complexity of the job. Whatever your needs, we aim to deliver efficient service that meets your needs while respecting your budget.
What Type of Items Do You Take?
Carolina Junk Pros offers comprehensive pickup and removal services. Here are some of the more common types of items that we take.
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Tree Houses
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Swings
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Slides
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Playsets
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Trampolines
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Sand Boxes
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Playhouses
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Play Towers
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Monkey Bars
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See Saws
How Quickly Can You Come?
If one of our teams is in your area and we have the truck space or flexibility within our schedule, same day services are possible. However, for the most part, couch removal can be completed within 24-72 hours after you call or text.
Recycle, don't waste!
Carolina Junk Pros prioritizes sustainability and community support. Unlike other companies, we do not trash everything. If your items are still in good condition we will donate to places like Habitat for Humanity or Goodwill. For backyard equipment that has seen better days, we take them to the county landfill where they can be responsibly recycled and disposed of.
Commercial Playground Equipment Removal
There are no exclusions to where we pick up playground equipment from. While the majority of our removal jobs take place in residential homes we also facilitate commercial playset removal.
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Schools
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Daycare Centers
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Churches
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Public Parks
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Sport Complexes
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Apartment Complexes
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Community Recreation Centers
How Can I Get Rid Of Old Playground Equipment
It doesn't always make sense to hire a junk removal company. Whether you are constrained by budget or willing to break a sweat there are multiple options to dispose of playground equipment yourself.
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Never Do It Alone - No matter how much you have been going to the gym NEVER attempt to dismantle or move playset equipment alone.
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Proper Equipment - Some pieces can be very heavy. If you feel like you don't have enough manpower, rent or purchase dollies or hand trucks. They make moving heavy items much easier. Always check the weight rating before usage.
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Proper Tools - At the minimum, you will likely need a set of screwdrivers and and a hex set. If demo is necessary, you will need tools like a circular or reciprocating saw to cut through wood and metal.
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Prep for Removal - If possible always disassemble your item. The more pieces you can break it down into the more maneuverable and lighter it will be. If you are planning to donate, put any hardware into a Ziploc or plastic bag and secure it to the frame or main piece so that it can later be reassembled.
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Disposal - Some municipalities provide curbside pickup for bulk items. However, for most playground items it is likely you will have to dispose of it yourself. At a bare minimum, you will need to own, borrow, or rent a pickup truck. If your item is still in good condition you can donate it. If not look for the closest recycling center to you that accepts your type of item/material. Lastly, you can take it to your county landfill (and usually) dump it for free if you are a resident.
