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Who Are We?

Why Choose Us?

We the tools, time, transportation and know how. Removing a trampoline may seem like a simple task there are some thing to consider. There are tools needed that the average home owner may not have. To acquire these tools for one job may not make sense and cost more than having us come out and remove. The time involved in removing. We are experienced in removing ugly trampolines. We can remove quickly and efficiently. The average home owner could easily spend half a day taking apart and disposing of. Transportation needed to removed and dispose. Trampolines need to go to the landfill and often will not fit in a standard pickup truck and certainly not in the trunk of a car. We have commercial trucks large enough to fit 10 trampolines. We have the know how. Most average home owners can probably figure out how to remove an old trampoline but we specialize in it. We can quickly disassemble and dispose of because that what we do on a regular basis. Give us a call or email us today!

Benefits To Removing a Backyard Trampoline

There can be various reasons why someone might consider removing a trampoline, and the benefits can depend on individual circumstances. Here are some potential benefits to removing a trampoline:

Safety: Trampolines can pose safety risks, especially if not properly maintained or used. Removing a trampoline can eliminate the risk of injuries associated with trampoline use.

Space Utilization: Removing a trampoline creates additional space in your yard or backyard. This can be particularly beneficial if you have limited space or if you want to repurpose the area for other activities.

Landscaping: Removing a trampoline allows for changes in landscaping. You can redesign the area, plant a garden, or create a different outdoor space.

Maintenance Reduction: Trampolines require maintenance, including checking the frame, mat, and springs for wear and tear. Removing a trampoline eliminates the need for ongoing maintenance tasks associated with its upkeep.

Neighbor Relations: Some neighbors may not appreciate the noise or potential visual impact of a trampoline. Removing it can contribute to positive neighbor relations.

Aging or Unused: If the trampoline is no longer being used, especially if your children have outgrown it, removing it can declutter your yard and provide room for other activities.

Insurance Considerations: Some homeowners’ insurance policies may have specific provisions or considerations regarding trampolines. Removing it could potentially affect your insurance coverage and premiums.

Avoiding Legal Issues: In some areas, there may be local regulations or homeowner association rules regarding the use of trampolines. Removing it can help you avoid potential legal issues or conflicts with local guidelines.

Sale or Donation: If the trampoline is in good condition, you may choose to sell it or donate it to someone who can make use of it. This can be a positive way to repurpose the trampoline.

How We Do It?

Gather Tools and Materials:
Gloves
Wrenches or pliers
Screwdrivers
Bolt cutters (if needed)
Reciprocating saw (if needed)
Safety goggles

Remove the Safety Enclosure (if applicable):
If your trampoline has a safety enclosure, start by removing it. This may involve detaching it from the frame or poles.

Remove the Netting (if applicable):
If there is netting around the trampoline, detach and remove it.

Disassemble the Frame:
Use the appropriate tools to disassemble the frame of the trampoline. This often involves removing bolts, screws, or other connectors.

Remove Springs:
If your trampoline has springs, carefully remove them. This may require a tool such as pliers.

Detach the Mat:
Once the frame is disassembled, you can remove the mat. It may be attached to the frame with additional connectors.

Cut the Frame (if necessary):
Depending on the size of the trampoline and how it’s constructed, you may need to cut the frame into smaller pieces for easier disposal. A reciprocating saw or bolt cutters can be useful for this step.

Dispose of Materials:
Check with your local waste disposal facility to determine how to properly dispose of the trampoline materials. Some parts may be recyclable, while others may need to be taken to a landfill.

Fill in the Hole (if applicable):
If the trampoline was set in the ground, you may need to fill in the hole with soil or other appropriate materials.

Clean the Area:
After removing the trampoline and disposing of the materials, clean up the area to ensure it’s safe and free of debris.

Recycle (if possible):
Check if any of the trampoline components can be recycled. Metal parts, for example, are often recyclable.