Whether your fence has rotted, fallen, been damaged by a storm, or simply needs replacing, removing it is a bigger job than it looks. Posts set in concrete, rusted chain link, and heavy wood panels all require the right tools and a crew to do it efficiently. Silverdale Junk Co provides fence removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County — we pull posts, remove panels, and haul everything away.

Types of Fences We Remove

We remove wood privacy fences (cedar, pine, treated lumber), chain link fencing and posts, vinyl and PVC fence panels, wrought iron and metal fencing, split-rail and farm fencing, and temporary construction fencing. We handle both surface-mounted and concrete-footed post installations.

Concrete Footings

Most residential fence posts in Kitsap County are set in concrete. Removing them requires digging out or breaking up the concrete footing before the post can be extracted. This adds time and labour to the job — let us know when you book whether posts are surface-mounted or set in concrete so we can quote accurately.

What Happens to the Materials

Untreated wood fencing may go to green waste. Treated lumber goes to the general construction waste stream at the Kitsap County transfer station. Chain link and metal posts go to scrap metal recyclers. Vinyl fencing goes to general waste — vinyl is not widely recycled in Kitsap County at this time.

Pricing

Fence removal in Silverdale is priced by linear footage and post type. Surface-mounted wood fencing runs $5–$10 per linear foot. Concrete-footed posts add $20–$40 per post for extraction. A typical residential property line (100–150 feet) with concrete posts runs $600–$1,200 total. We confirm the price on-site before starting.

Book Fence Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for a fast quote on fence removal across Kitsap County. We remove fencing of any length and material — same-week scheduling available.

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

Fence removal does not typically require a building permit in Kitsap County jurisdictions including Silverdale and Bremerton. However, if your property is in an HOA, your governing documents may require written approval before removing a fence. Always check with your HOA and confirm property boundaries with your neighbour before scheduling removal on a shared boundary fence.

What Happens to Removed Fencing?

Chain link and metal posts go to scrap metal recyclers in Kitsap County. Untreated wood fence goes to green waste if clean. Treated lumber — which most residential fencing built before the 2000s uses — goes to the construction waste stream at the Kitsap County transfer station. Vinyl fence panels go to general waste as vinyl is not currently recyclable through Kitsap County streams.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does fence removal cost in Silverdale?

Surface-mounted wood fence runs $5–$8 per linear foot. Concrete-footed posts add $25–$45 per post. Chain link runs $4–$7 per linear foot. A typical 100-foot residential fence with concrete posts runs $600–$1,000 total.

How long does fence removal take?

A 100-foot wood fence with surface-mounted posts takes 2–3 hours. The same length with concrete posts takes 3–5 hours depending on soil conditions. We give you a time estimate before starting.

Can you remove just part of a fence?

Yes. Partial fence removal — a section along one property line or a damaged portion — is priced by linear footage the same as full removal. Call (360) 928-5949 for a quote.