Shed Removal in Janesville, WI

What moves the price

Size and material do most of the work: a small resin or wood shed under 100 square feet with easy driveway access sits at the low end, while a large shed, a metal structure, or one with a poured concrete floor costs more to take apart and haul. Angi's range is $250 to $3,000 (Angi (shed removal)). HomeGuide separates the slab from the structure: $200 to $2,000 to remove the shed itself, and $1,200 to $3,500 when a concrete pad has to be broken up and hauled too (HomeGuide (shed removal)).

Where the debris goes in Rock County

Janesville's Compost Site and Clean Fill Facility takes clean demolition material such as pallets, brick and unpainted lumber at $6 per cubic yard for residents (city compost page). Painted or treated wood, asphalt shingle roofing and mixed debris are not clean fill, and go to the Sanitary Landfill instead, billed at $46 per ton with a $20 minimum for a truck or trailer (landfill fees). A metal shed's panels and frame are usually scrapped rather than landfilled.

Before the crew arrives

Clear out the contents first; what is left inside is priced as a separate load, not as part of the demolition. Have any power run to the shed shut off and disconnected. Whether the City of Janesville requires a permit for tearing down a small accessory structure is a question for its building division; we could not confirm a size threshold from a public source, so ask before the work starts rather than assume.

Full national ranges for everything else are on the pricing page.