An old deck past its useful life is a safety hazard, an eyesore, and a project most homeowners put off for years because they do not know where to start. Silverdale Junk Co provides professional deck removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County. We demolish, disassemble, and haul away wood and composite decks of all sizes — leaving the area clear and clean.

What Deck Removal Involves

Deck removal starts with dismantling the decking boards, then removing the structural framing, posts, and any concrete footings. The process requires the right tools — reciprocating saws, pry bars, demo hammers — and a crew experienced in structural disassembly. Our team handles every stage from the first board to the last post hole.

Types of Decks We Remove

We remove ground-level and elevated wood decks, composite and Trex decking, attached and freestanding deck structures, decks with built-in benches and railings, multi-level deck systems, and deck structures connected to hot tubs or pergolas. Size does not matter — we have removed decks from small 10×10 platforms to large wraparound structures.

What Happens to the Materials

Untreated clean lumber may go to green waste or salvage channels. Treated lumber — which most Kitsap County decks built before 2004 use — cannot go to composting and goes to the transfer station as general construction waste. Composite decking and hardware are routed to appropriate recycling or disposal streams. Metal hardware and fasteners go to scrap metal recyclers.

Do You Need a Permit to Remove a Deck in Kitsap County?

In most cases, removing a deck does not require a permit in Kitsap County — demolition of non-structural outdoor features is generally exempt. However, if the deck is attached to the house and the work affects the building envelope, a permit may be required. We recommend checking with Kitsap County Community Development before any work that may affect the home structure.

Pricing

Deck removal in Silverdale is priced by size and complexity. Small ground-level decks (under 200 sq ft) typically run $400–$700. Medium decks (200–400 sq ft) run $700–$1,200. Large or elevated decks with complex framing run $1,200–$2,500+. We provide a firm on-site quote before any work begins.

Book Deck Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for a free on-site quote on deck removal across Kitsap County. Same-week scheduling available — we handle demolition, debris removal, and site cleanup in one visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be home for deck removal?

You do not need to be present if access is arranged and the scope is clearly agreed in advance. However, we recommend being available by phone during the job for any questions that arise during demolition.

Does deck removal include hauling the debris away?

Yes. All deck removal pricing includes demolition, loading, and hauling to appropriate Kitsap County disposal facilities. The site is left broom-clean. No separate hauling charge.

Can you remove a deck that has a hot tub on it?

Yes — we regularly remove deck structures with hot tub footprints. The hot tub is removed first (see our hot tub removal page), then the deck is demolished. Both can be done in the same visit.