Trampolines are one of the hardest backyard items to get rid of. They are large, awkward, and require disassembly before they can be moved. Whether it is rusted, torn, or simply no longer being used, Silverdale Junk Co provides fast trampoline removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County. We disassemble it, load it, and haul it away — no effort required on your end.

Why Trampoline Removal Is Harder Than It Looks

A standard backyard trampoline weighs 150 to 350 pounds once fully assembled and has a diameter of 12 to 17 feet. Getting it out of the yard requires removing the safety enclosure, detaching the springs, and breaking down the steel frame into manageable sections. This takes two to three people, the right tools, and a truck large enough to haul the frame and mat. Our crew brings all of that.

What We Remove

We remove round, oval, and rectangular trampolines of all sizes, in-ground trampolines, trampolines with or without safety enclosures, and broken or partially dismantled trampolines. Condition does not matter — rusted frames, torn mats, and missing springs are all fine.

What Happens to the Trampoline

The steel frame is routed to scrap metal recyclers in Kitsap County. The mat and padding, typically made from polypropylene and foam, go to general waste. Trampolines in excellent condition with intact mats and springs may be listed for donation or resale before disposal.

Pricing

Trampoline removal in Silverdale typically runs $150–$300 depending on size and condition. Larger trampolines requiring significant disassembly time are at the higher end. Removing a trampoline alongside other outdoor items — swing sets, yard debris, lawn furniture — reduces the per-item cost.

Book Trampoline Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for same-day or next-day trampoline removal across Kitsap County. Flat-rate pricing confirmed before we start — we do the disassembly, you do nothing.

Safety Enclosure and Mat — What Happens to Them

The steel frame and springs go to certified scrap metal recyclers in Kitsap County — steel is infinitely recyclable. The jumping mat (woven polypropylene) and safety net (nylon or polyester) are not currently recyclable through standard Kitsap County streams and go to general waste. The foam padding around the frame edge also goes to general waste.

Should You Drain or Prep Anything Before We Arrive?

No preparation is needed for trampoline removal. Our crew handles all disassembly — removing the safety enclosure, detaching springs, and cutting the frame into loadable sections. If the trampoline is in good condition, let us know when you book and we will assess it for donation potential before loading.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you disassemble the trampoline or does it need to be taken apart first?

We handle all disassembly. You do not need to take anything apart before we arrive. Our crew brings the tools to disassemble any size trampoline on-site.

Can you remove an in-ground trampoline?

Yes, though in-ground trampoline removal involves additional excavation work and is priced separately. Describe your installation when you call for an accurate quote.

How much does trampoline removal cost in Silverdale?

A 12-foot trampoline runs $150–$225. A standard 14–15-foot trampoline runs $200–$300. A 16–17-foot trampoline runs $250–$375. Call (360) 928-5949 for a firm quote.