Fence Removal & Haul Away in The Acreage, FL
Fence removal in The Acreage — we tear down wood, chain-link, vinyl, and aluminum fencing, pull the posts and concrete footers, and haul every piece away in one trip. Flat-rate by the foot, quoted over text with a photo.
What We Remove & Clean Up
- Wood privacy & picket fences
- Chain-link fence & posts
- Vinyl & PVC fencing
- Aluminum & steel fence panels
- Fence posts & concrete footers
- Gates, latches & hardware
- Storm-damaged fence sections
- Old fence & post haul-off
Typical The Acreage Flat Rates
Your quote reflects demolition, labor, equipment, access, debris weight, disposal and site cleanup.
Tear Down, Pull Posts, Haul It All
Taking down a fence is easy — getting rid of it is the problem. We pull the panels, dig out the posts, break the concrete footers, and load the whole mess on our dump trailer. Whether it's a rotting wood privacy fence in Santa Rosa Groves or chain-link around a The Acreage commercial lot, you end up with a clean line and zero pile.
Posts & Concrete Footers Included
Most Palm Beach County fence removal quotes skip the part nobody wants — the concrete-encased posts. We dig them out, break the concrete, and haul it. No broken-off posts sticking out of your lawn, no concrete chunks left behind for the mower to hit.
Storm Damage & Insurance Prep
After a hurricane, fences are down across the whole block. We clear storm-damaged sections so you can file clean insurance photos, prep the line for a new fence crew, or just get the debris off the property before code enforcement tags it in The Acreage.
Why All Out Rubbish Does More
A name built on junk removal, a reputation earned on everything else.
All Out Rubbish began as a junk removal company, but our crew brought years of skilled-trade experience to every job. Customers noticed the difference clean, careful, professional work and kept asking us to take on the next project too. We grew by answering that demand honestly expanding into contracting, moving, cleaning, materials delivery, and property solutions because that is what the people we serve actually needed.
It is why Fence Removal & Haul Away in The Acreage is handled with the same care, accountability, and craftsmanship that first earned our customers' trust. The work is done by a licensed, insured, and bonded team with a contractor on site. We keep our skills current, explain your options in plain language, and treat your property the way we would treat our own.
Read our storyBefore Your Fence Removal Visit
A few details help us bring the right crew, equipment, and plan the first time.
- Send wide photos of the full work area, close-ups of anything damaged or unusually heavy, and the access route from the street. Include dimensions and photos showing how the structure or material connects to anything that must remain.
- Identify utilities, permits or association approvals that may apply, and mark nearby walls, slabs, landscaping or equipment that must be protected.
- Describe the material being removed, site access, debris placement and the finished condition you expect after demolition and haul-away.
Questions Worth Asking
Does the quote include demolition, hauling and site cleanup?
Ask for the work area, protection, dismantling, equipment, loading, disposal and final cleanup to be listed so the complete scope is clear.
What needs to be disconnected or approved first?
Utilities, permits, HOA rules and structural conditions depend on the project and address. Confirm those requirements before work begins.
How are hidden conditions handled?
Concealed wiring, plumbing, rot, anchors, reinforced concrete or hazardous material should be documented and priced before work continues beyond the approved scope.
Recent Fence Removal Jobs in The Acreage
Fence Removal FAQ — The Acreage
Fence Removal & Haul Away in The Acreage — questions customers actually ask
I remodeled and have construction debris everywhere in The Acreage. Who removes it?
All Out Rubbish hauls renovation debris in The Acreage for $295–$595 per load — cabinets, countertops, lumber, drywall, doors and fixtures. Concrete, tile, dirt and shingles are quoted by weight because the transfer station bills by the ton.
Can you pick up debris from an active job site between trades?
Yes. Contractors use us for clean sweeps between trades so the next crew walks into a clear site. Recurring pickups can be scheduled for the length of the project.
Should I hire junk removal instead of renting a dumpster for my renovation?
If you do not want to load it, yes — we load and haul for one flat number. If you would rather load at your own pace, our dump trailer is $100 a day and we haul it when you are done.
Can you haul away broken concrete, tile and masonry?
Yes, priced by weight rather than volume. Clean concrete goes to a recycler where one is nearby instead of the landfill.
Can you remove old fencing or a torn-down deck?
Yes — fence panels, posts, decking and small structure debris. We can also do the tear-out and the haul as one quoted project.
What if the debris is behind the house or truck access is tight?
That is normal here. We carry it out by hand, or bring the Bobcat MT100, which fits through a standard gate, when the pile is too big to hand-carry.
Fence Removal Reviews From The Acreage Neighbors
"Montel was amazing! We had an emergency apartment move-out after the people we originally hired fell through at the last minute. Montel was able to move things around and get us taken care of on really short notice legit day of and at a…"
— Laura R. · junk removal · South Florida, FL
Fully Licensed & Insured
$2M general liability
Flat-Rate Pricing
Quote before we lift anything
Same-Day Service
Most jobs within 2–4 hours
Eco-Friendly Disposal
Donate · recycle · transfer station
Background-Checked Crews
Uniformed, vetted, drug-free
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Not happy? We make it right.
Why Neighbors Trust All Out Rubbish
Real answers to the questions every smart customer asks before they book.
Fence Removal Quote for The Acreage
Text photos, dimensions, access details and what must remain protected for a written quote.