Complete Fence Removal
Wooden privacy fences rotting at ground level. Chain link stretched tight and hard to cut. Posts buried deep in concrete.
Fence removal sounds simple until you start pulling. Clean Out Network handles complete removal—panels, posts, concrete footings, and all materials hauled away—leaving your property clean and ready.
Licensed & Insured | 20+ Years Experience | Same-Day Service Available
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We remove all fence materials and leave your property clean. Here's what gets pulled:
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Madison sits between Lakes Mendota and Monona with neighborhoods ranging from the historic Isthmus to established residential wards. Properties near the Wisconsin State Capitol and University of Wisconsin-Madison generate steady contractor activity and property transitions that require fence removal before new construction or landscaping begins. The city's progressive waste reduction ordinances and documented disposal requirements through the Dane County Waste & Recycling Center mean proper material sorting and facility processing are expected by property managers and inspectors.
Established neighborhoods like Eastmorland and Westmorland Park host older residential fencing that deteriorates with Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles and spring weather shifts. Student housing rotations around the university corridors create seasonal demand for fence clearing and property preparation. Whether you're managing a rental property through UW transitions, clearing land on the expanding west side, or restoring an estate property in older neighborhoods, proper fence removal includes concrete extraction, material separation, and documented completion—not just panel removal and scattered debris.
Clean Out Network serves the entire continental United States for residential and commercial junk removal. We handle everything from single-item pickups to complete property clearing throughout the country.
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Most posts sit 18-24 inches deep in concrete, but older fences or corner posts can go deeper. We dig as far as needed to remove the entire footing. Guessing and leaving concrete behind creates tripping hazards and blocks future work on the property.
Yes. We cut and remove the chain link fabric, then pull the posts. Chain link under tension resists cutting and unwinding, but it's part of the job. Metal posts and concrete footings come out with the rest.
Metal from chain link, vinyl frames, and hardware gets separated and sent to recycling facilities. Dane County emphasizes proper material handling, and we document what gets processed where so you know it's handled responsibly.
Property owners are responsible for confirming permit requirements with the city of Madison or Dane County. Most standard fence removal doesn't require permits, but disputed property lines or HOA situations may. We complete the removal; permitting is your responsibility based on your property details.
Small residential fences usually take one day. Larger properties or challenging concrete work may require a second visit. We give you a timeline during the free estimate based on your fence length, type, and post depth.
Damaged fences sometimes make removal easier (broken sections come apart faster) or harder (unstable materials are safety hazards). Either way, we handle it—we just need to assess the conditions during the site visit to give you an accurate timeline and cost.
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We inspect the fence, identify property lines, check for utilities, and confirm what needs removal. A clear boundary prevents disputes and ensures safe digging around concrete footings and posts.
We disconnect panels from posts, unwind chain link, and separate attached sections. Rotted or rusted connections sometimes break during removal, which we handle as part of complete clearing.
Posts are extracted to ground level, whether they're set in concrete or in soil. We pull posts straight up or angle them out depending on ground conditions and surrounding structures.
We dig out concrete footings completely, pulling them from the ground and removing all pieces. Left behind, concrete becomes a tripping hazard and complicates future landscaping or construction.
Metal components are separated for recycling. Wood and mixed materials are loaded and hauled away. Nothing stays behind — no scattered debris, no leftover posts, no concrete chunks.
Post holes are filled and the area is leveled. Your property is left clean and ready for new fencing, landscaping, or other use without safety hazards.
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If you want it gone and it is not hazardous waste, we can probably remove it. Tap any category to see details.
We've pulled thousands of fences across the country in every condition. Rotted wood, rusted metal, concrete that won't budge — we've seen it and know how to handle it.
Posts get pulled to ground level. Concrete footings get extracted. All materials leave your property. No debris left behind creating future liability or complications.
Concrete footings and deep post holes need more than shovels and a truck. We have the tools to extract what standard removal can't reach or won't handle.
Recyclable metal gets separated and processed properly. You get a cleaner property and responsible disposal — no environmental shortcuts or dumping.
Contractors waiting on property access, real estate deals pending closing, landscaping delayed — we schedule quickly and finish on time without excuses.
Dane County disposal requirements are met. Materials go to proper facilities with documented processing. Your removal is complete and verifiable.
Whether you need a few items removed or complete property clearing, Clean Out Network handles junk removal professionally and efficiently.
No item too heavy. No space too difficult to access. No judgment about how things got this way.
Just straightforward removal, responsible disposal, and your space cleared.
Licensed & Insured | 20+ Years Experience | Same-Day Service Available
Clean Out Network removes unpermitted structures, property owner is responsible for pulling permits if required by the county & State.
Trash Clean Out is licensed to remove unpermitted structures only. We do not remove structures with valid building permits.
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