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Legendary Fence Company Concord provides professional fence removal throughout Concord, NC, North Carolina and the surrounding area. Our licensed, insured crew delivers safe, clean, on-time work with a free estimate before anything begins. Call 704-810-1549 or request your free quote.
Fence removal in Concord that actually solves problems, not creates new ones
Old fences around Concord rarely age gracefully. Posts rot in our clay soil, pickets lean after storms, and metal panels rust where sprinklers hit them year after year. Legendary Fence Company Concord focuses on fence removal and haul away that clears your yard without damaging what you want to keep.
We routinely remove fences from 1990s subdivisions off George Liles, older ranch homes near downtown Concord, and larger properties outside the city limits. Each type of property has different concerns. Tight side yards, shared property lines, septic systems, shallow irrigation lines, and buried pet fencing all affect how we approach removal.
Our crew shows up prepared to deal with concrete-set posts, stubborn tree roots wrapped around fence sections, and sections that have been nailed into decks or sheds. We plan the removal sequence so that panels come down safely, kids and pets stay out of danger, and your driveway and lawn do not turn into a construction mess.
We keep the process straightforward: inspect, plan, dismantle, extract posts and concrete where needed, load debris, and haul everything away. You get a clean line where the fence stood, ready for grass, a new fence, or another project instead of piles of broken boards and exposed concrete.
How our fence removal and haul away process works
With Legendary Fence Company Concord, fence removal is a series of clear steps, not guesswork on the day of the job.
1. Site visit and assessment. We walk the entire fence line, check gates, corners, and any areas tied into structures or retaining walls. We look for sprinkler heads, visible utility markers, and signs of underground lines. If you have a survey or plot plan for your Concord property, we review it on-site.
2. Utility and neighbor considerations. If removal is near a shared property line or a utility easement, we advise you on neighbor notifications and any HOA rules we see commonly in Cabarrus County neighborhoods. If digging is required to remove concrete footings, we request utility location when appropriate.
3. Panel and rail dismantling. For wood fences, we typically remove gates first, then panels, then rails, then posts. For aluminum or steel, we disconnect panels from brackets and detach any welded points carefully to avoid damage to adjacent structures. Vinyl fences are taken apart section by section so salvageable pieces can be recycled where possible.
4. Post and footing extraction. Where posts are set in concrete, we either pull the entire footing with specialized equipment or break the concrete into manageable pieces. In yards with established landscaping, we cut and remove concrete in smaller chunks to avoid tearing up turf or roots.
5. Sorting, loading, and cleanup. Metal, wood, and concrete are separated on-site. Debris is loaded directly into our trailer or truck, not piled for later. We rake affected areas, pick up nails and screws, and cut any protruding roots or rebar flush. Before we leave, we walk the fence line with you so you can see what was done and what the ground conditions look like.
From first contact to final cleanup, the goal is simple: take the fence out completely, leave your yard ready for whatever comes next, and keep surprises to a minimum.
What affects fence removal cost in Concord
Fence removal pricing is driven by actual conditions at your property, not guesswork over the phone. At Legendary Fence Company Concord, we explain the line items so you understand what you are paying for.
The main cost factors are:
• Fence length and height. A 200-foot 6-foot privacy fence in a Concord subdivision takes more labor and disposal volume than a short decorative fence around a small backyard. We measure on-site so there is no dispute later.
• Materials and weight. Pressure-treated pine, cedar, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and steel each have different removal and disposal needs. Heavy concrete footings and metal posts add weight to disposal fees. Wood with heavy rot or termite damage often breaks apart, which can slow removal because it has to be handled in smaller pieces.
• Post setting and terrain. Posts set in large concrete footings, fences built across rock outcroppings, and lines running along steep grades or drainage swales require extra time and sometimes equipment. In Concord, we often see fences built across sloped backyards behind cul-de-sac homes, and we price that access difficulty into the estimate.
• Access and haul distance. If we can park close to the fence line with a trailer, hauling is faster and cheaper. Narrow side yards, fences inside courtyards, or limited driveway access near downtown Concord can require more time and hand carrying.
• Add-on services. Removing vines and brush that have grown into the fence, taking down attached wire mesh for pets, or demolishing small fence-tied structures like outdated dog runs will add to the quote.
We provide a written estimate that separates removal, disposal, and any optional extras. That way you can decide, for example, whether you want us to remove every concrete footing or cut some below grade if a new fence will use different post locations.
Common fence removal issues in Concord and how we handle them
Older Concord fences often come with hidden complications. Legendary Fence Company Concord has seen most of them, and we factor that experience into our approach.
Shared fences on property lines are common in neighborhoods like Highland Creek and similar communities. Sometimes no one is sure who technically owns the fence. We cannot resolve ownership disputes, but we can help you document the condition of the fence and clearly mark the work we plan to do. When neighbors agree to share removal costs, we can list each party on the invoice.
Tree and root conflicts are another frequent issue. Fences are often built too close to maturing trees. When posts run through root zones, simply ripping them out can damage the tree or leave large voids. We dig around posts by hand in sensitive areas, cut concrete carefully, and consult you before trimming any significant roots.
We also see fences attached to older brick columns, block walls, or raised patios. Removing the attachment hardware without cracking masonry takes patience and the right tools. We use proper bits and cutting methods, and if you plan to keep those structures exposed, we talk about patching or covering old connection points.
In some parts of Concord with higher water tables, such as low-lying backyards near creeks, fence posts can be set in perpetually damp soil. When we pull those posts, we sometimes find voids or soft spots. We let you know about these conditions, especially if you plan to install a new fence or hardscape so that those areas can be compacted or backfilled properly.
Finally, nails and metal fragments are a real concern if you have children, pets, or plan to mow soon after removal. We use magnetic sweepers after demolition and check along the full line where the fence stood. The goal is not just to make the fence disappear visually but to remove the small hazards that many DIY removals leave behind.
Preparing your Concord property for fence removal
A little preparation before the crew arrives can reduce time on-site and help avoid misunderstandings. Legendary Fence Company Concord walks you through this during scheduling, but here are the key steps.
First, clear the fence line on both sides as much as possible. Move grills, patio furniture, play sets that can be relocated, and yard tools away from the fence. Pick up pet waste for at least a few days before the appointment, especially if we will be working in tight side yards.
Second, identify anything attached to the fence that you want to keep. This may include decorative hardware, solar lights, hose hangers, address signs, or custom latches. Let us know which items to remove carefully and set aside. If something is hardwired, like low-voltage lighting, we will coordinate with you before cutting any wires.
Third, think through pets and access. We will need clear entry to the backyard, often through a gate or side yard. If the fence we are removing is the main barrier for your dog, plan where the dog will be during and after removal, especially if there will be a delay before a new fence is installed.
Fourth, review your HOA rules if you live in a governed community. Some Concord HOAs have requirements about fence style or height when reinstalling. While rules rarely restrict simple removal, it is better to know ahead of time what you can or cannot build back.
Lastly, if you intend to put in a new fence right away, tell us at the estimate stage. We can remove the old fence in a way that makes layout and installation of the new line faster, for example by preserving temporary markers or leaving certain posts cut low as reference points if appropriate.
Why choose Legendary Fence Company Concord for fence removal and haul away
Not every company that installs fences is set up to remove them efficiently and cleanly. At Legendary Fence Company Concord, removal and haul away is a core service, not an afterthought.
We own our removal tools and hauling equipment, so you are not waiting on rented machines or third-party dumpsters. Our crews are local, familiar with Concord soil conditions, common subdivision layouts, and the way older fences were built in this region. That translates into realistic scheduling and fewer surprises once work begins.
Because we also build fences, we understand what needs to happen for your site to be truly ready for a new installation. Posts and concrete need to be removed or cut correctly, ground levels noted, and drainage patterns respected. When customers hire us for both removal and replacement, we coordinate timing so your yard is not left open longer than necessary.
Communication is straightforward. You get a detailed written estimate, a firm start date, and a clear description of what will be hauled away. If you want to keep any materials, such as intact metal gates or decorative hardware, we set them aside and label them.
We are fully insured and operate with the permits and licenses required for work in Concord and greater Cabarrus County. If your project involves larger demolition tied into fences, such as tearing out an old kennel area or pool barrier, we can advise on when permits might be needed.
If you are ready to get rid of a rotting privacy fence, a sagging chain link enclosure, or a mismatched patchwork of repairs, our team can walk the line with you and give you a clear plan to remove it, haul it away, and leave you with a clean slate.
