Shed Removal & Demolition in Rexburg, ID

That old shed in the backyard has become an eyesore. The roof leaks, the door won’t close, and it’s home to more spiders than storage. ShapeUpIdaho demolishes and removes sheds, outbuildings, and small structures throughout Rexburg and Southeastern Idaho. We tear it down, haul it off, and leave your yard looking like it was never there.

When It’s Time to Get Rid of the Shed

Sheds in Southeastern Idaho take a beating. Between the heavy snow loads in winter, the spring moisture, and the summer heat, even well-built sheds eventually give out. Here’s when homeowners usually call us:

• Structural failure — The roof is caving in, walls are bowing, or the whole thing is leaning. It’s past repair.
• Rot and decay — Wood sheds are especially vulnerable. Once rot sets into the floor or wall framing, the shed deteriorates quickly.
• Pest infestation — Mice, rats, wasps, and carpenter ants love old sheds. Sometimes it’s easier (and cheaper) to demo the shed than to exterminate and repair.
• Property improvement — You want to build a new shed, install a patio, put in a garden, or just open up the yard. The old shed has to go first.
• Selling the house — A dilapidated shed hurts curb appeal. Tearing it down before listing can make the property more attractive to buyers.

Types of Sheds and Structures We Remove

Wood Sheds

Most sheds in Rexburg are wood-framed with plywood or board-and-batten siding. We dismantle them methodically — roofing first, then walls, then the floor and any foundation. Salvageable wood gets separated for recycling.

Metal Sheds

Prefab metal sheds (like those from hardware stores) are lighter but can be tricky because of sharp edges and rusted fasteners. We take them apart panel by panel and recycle the metal.

Prefab and Plastic Sheds

Resin and plastic storage sheds are the easiest to remove. They’re typically bolted together and sitting on a gravel pad or concrete blocks. We disassemble them quickly and haul everything away.

Larger Outbuildings

We also handle bigger structures — small barns, workshops, lean-tos, carports, and large storage buildings. These take more time and equipment, but the process is the same: tear it down, load it up, haul it off.

Our Shed Removal Process

Step 1: Assessment

We look at the shed’s size, material, condition, and location. Is it near a fence? Close to power lines? Sitting on a concrete slab? All of this affects how we approach the job. You get a quote that covers demolition, hauling, and cleanup.

Step 2: Cleanout (If Needed)

If the shed is still full of stuff, we empty it first. Old lawn equipment, tools, paint cans, boxes of who-knows-what — we remove it all. If there are items you want to keep, just point them out and we’ll set them aside.

Step 3: Demolition

We take the shed apart from the top down. Roofing materials come off first, then the walls, then the floor framing. For smaller or flimsy sheds, we may pull them apart more aggressively. For larger, sturdier structures, we dismantle them piece by piece to control the debris.

Step 4: Foundation Removal

If the shed sits on concrete blocks, we remove those. If it’s on a poured slab and you want the slab gone too, we break it up and haul the concrete away. If the shed is on a gravel pad and you want to keep the pad, no problem.

Step 5: Cleanup

We rake the area, pick up all nails and hardware, and make sure your yard is clean. The only evidence the shed was ever there is a patch of ground where it used to sit.

What Does Shed Removal Cost?

Pricing varies based on several factors:

• Size — A small 8x10 prefab shed costs much less to remove than a 12x20 wood-framed workshop.
• Material — Wood and metal are standard. Sheds with asbestos-containing materials (rare but possible in older structures) require special handling.
• Condition — A shed that’s already half-collapsed is faster to tear down than one that’s still solid.
• Contents — If we need to clean out the shed before demo, that adds to the job.
• Foundation — Concrete slab removal is an add-on cost.
• Access — If we can drive close to the shed, loading goes faster. If we have to carry debris across a large yard, it takes longer.

The best way to get an accurate price is to call us. We’ll come out, look at it, and give you a number.

Serving Rexburg and Southeastern Idaho

ShapeUpIdaho provides shed removal services throughout the region:

• Rexburg — Quick scheduling, local crew.
• Idaho Falls and Ammon — Full demolition and hauling available.
• Blackfoot — Shed teardowns for residential and commercial properties.
• St. Anthony — No long drives, no extra travel fees.
• Driggs and Tetonia — Teton Valley shed removal.

Let’s Get Rid of That Old Shed

Stop looking at it and hoping it’ll fix itself. Call ShapeUpIdaho at (662) 666-6494 for a free shed removal estimate. We’ll have it gone fast, and your yard will finally have room for whatever you’ve been planning.

Related Services

• Deck Demolition — Old deck coming down too? We can demo both in one trip.
• Fence Removal — Clearing out the backyard? We remove fences along with sheds.
• Garage Cleanouts — Is the garage as bad as the shed? We clean those out too.
• Yard Waste Removal — Brush, branches, and yard debris hauled away.
• Concrete Demolition — Slab under the shed? We break it up and remove it.