Deck footing removal.
Posts and concrete bases left after the deck surface comes down.
What the job may include
Scope
This page concerns deck posts, pier blocks, and concrete footings after the deck surface and framing are removed. State whether you need bases removed, cut down, or left in place.
Before work
Show every visible post base and identify utilities or irrigation nearby. Subsurface conditions cannot be confirmed from a photo alone.
Estimate factors
Footing count, concrete size, embedment, access, and the disposal volume affect the work. Confirm the exact depth and finish in the quote.
Before you decide
What to ask about deck footings after teardown offers a practical checklist.
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02Deck demolition
Questions about boards, framing, footings, access, and haul-off.
03Playhouse removal
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04Swing set removal
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05Deck footing removal
Posts and concrete bases left after the deck surface comes down.
06Deck debris haul-off
Pickup of deck lumber and hardware that has already been dismantled.
Prepare the project details
Start with the structure type, approximate size, access path, and whether anything is attached to the house. See what to prepare for an estimate.