When the kids have outgrown the backyard playset or the old swing set has become a safety hazard, getting rid of it is not as simple as dragging it to the kerb. Silverdale Junk Co provides professional swing set and playset removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County. We disassemble and haul away wooden and metal structures of all sizes — same-day and next-day service available.

What We Remove

We remove metal swing sets, wooden playsets and climbing structures, combination play towers with slides and swings, freestanding play houses, and in-ground post-set structures. We handle both bolted and post-cemented installations — let us know when you book if the posts are set in concrete so we can plan accordingly.

Disassembly Included

Our crew arrives with the tools needed to fully disassemble your playset. We remove hardware, break down the structure, and clear all debris from the yard. You do not need to do any preparation beyond making sure the area is accessible.

What Happens to the Structure

Metal swing sets go to scrap metal recyclers. Wooden playsets in good condition are occasionally donated to organisations or families who can use them. Rotted, treated, or painted lumber goes to the appropriate Kitsap County disposal stream — treated lumber cannot go to green waste composting.

Pricing

Swing set and playset removal in Silverdale typically runs $150–$400 depending on size, material, and whether posts are cemented in. Simple metal swing sets are at the lower end. Large multi-tower wooden playsets with cemented posts are at the higher end. We give you a firm price on-site before any work begins.

Book Swing Set Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for fast swing set and playset removal across Kitsap County. Same-day and next-day slots available — flat-rate, no surprises.

Wood vs Metal Swing Sets — Removal Differences

Metal A-frame swing sets are the simplest to remove — bolt-together construction disassembles quickly and the steel goes straight to scrap recyclers. Wooden playsets take longer — the treated lumber requires careful disassembly and goes to the construction waste stream at the Kitsap County transfer station. Concrete-footed posts on either type add significant time and cost — mention this when booking.

Can You Donate a Swing Set Before Removal?

Playsets in good structural condition — no rot, no cracked wood, no broken components — are regularly given away free on Facebook Marketplace and Nextdoor in Kitsap County. A buyer who collects it themselves saves you the full removal cost. List it for a week before scheduling. If no takers, call us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do concrete posts add to the swing set removal cost?

Yes significantly. Each concrete-footed post requires digging out or breaking up the footing — add $30–$50 per post to the base price. Always mention concrete posts when booking so we can quote accurately.

What size crew do you bring for swing set removal?

Most swing set removals are two-person jobs. Large multi-tower playsets with concrete posts may require three crew members — we assess on booking and bring the right team.

How long does swing set removal take in Silverdale?

A simple metal swing set takes 30–60 minutes. A large wooden playset with concrete posts takes 2–3 hours. We give you a time estimate during the initial walk-through.